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Take a trip down regreSSHion lane.
Jul 2, 2024
Cybersecurity expert Johannes Ullrich talks defending against API attacks and new ransomware threats like Volcano Demon. They discuss a new OpenSSH vulnerability, Chinese hackers exploiting a Cisco zero-day, and unauthorized access at HubSpot. Google launches a KVM bug bounty program while addressing dangerous attack techniques and the impact of AI on cybersecurity.
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- The new OpenSSH vulnerability Regression allows unauthenticated remote code execution on Linux systems.
- The US Supreme Court's decision sends back laws limiting social media content moderation powers for further analysis.
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New Open SSH Vulnerability on Linux Systems
A new open SSH vulnerability labeled Regression allows unauthenticated remote code execution, affecting Linux systems using glibc. The flaw, discovered by Qalis, is due to a race condition in the SSHD signal handler that could lead to complete system takeover. Qualys recommends updating to version 9.8 P1 or adjusting SSHD configurations to mitigate the issue.
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