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- Oh, of course not! Intelligence was able to delete some files, but not all, because some of them were already saved in the cloud storage. That's how we learned that the journalist was interrogated, tortured, and then killed.
- But we don’t have his body!
- anything to the embassy. I don't think we'll ever find the body. But we still have evidence. Thanks to your efforts, Jimmy, the ambassador is being summoned to the Department of Foreign Affairs today. Congratulations!
Seallibssh vulnerability exposes thousands of servers to hacking
Alex Sidorov | 10/18/2018
The vulnerability may not be as bad as it seems, as most lebanon whatsapp data use the openssh library to support Secure Shell ( SSH ) authentication protocol logins on the server side, notes ZDNet .
libssh is another popular library for SSH support. A vulnerability in it allows an attacker to bypass the authentication procedure and gain access to a server with SSH without entering a password by sending the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS string instead of the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_REQUEST that the server usually expects and which serves as a signal for libssh to initialize the authentication procedure.
Due to a bug in the program code, libssh interprets the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS string as a message about successful authentication and provides the attacker with access to the local server.
The vulnerability, assigned the index CVE-2018-10933, appeared in libssh version 0.6.0, released in January 2014. It was discovered by Peter Winter-Smith of the NCC Group. The bug was fixed in versions 0.8.4 and 0.7.6 that were released recently.
- But we don’t have his body!
- anything to the embassy. I don't think we'll ever find the body. But we still have evidence. Thanks to your efforts, Jimmy, the ambassador is being summoned to the Department of Foreign Affairs today. Congratulations!
Seallibssh vulnerability exposes thousands of servers to hacking
Alex Sidorov | 10/18/2018
The vulnerability may not be as bad as it seems, as most lebanon whatsapp data use the openssh library to support Secure Shell ( SSH ) authentication protocol logins on the server side, notes ZDNet .
libssh is another popular library for SSH support. A vulnerability in it allows an attacker to bypass the authentication procedure and gain access to a server with SSH without entering a password by sending the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS string instead of the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_REQUEST that the server usually expects and which serves as a signal for libssh to initialize the authentication procedure.
Due to a bug in the program code, libssh interprets the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS string as a message about successful authentication and provides the attacker with access to the local server.
The vulnerability, assigned the index CVE-2018-10933, appeared in libssh version 0.6.0, released in January 2014. It was discovered by Peter Winter-Smith of the NCC Group. The bug was fixed in versions 0.8.4 and 0.7.6 that were released recently.