Researchers from Qualys say a flaw in OpenSSH can allow attackers to remotely compromise servers, with over 14M servers potentially vulnerable (Lucian Constantin/CSO)

Lucian Constantin / CSO: Researchers from Qualys say a flaw in OpenSSH can allow attackers to remotely compromise servers, with over 14M servers potentially vulnerable  —  Researchers from Qualys say regreSSHion allows attackers to take over servers with 14 million potentially vulnerable OpenSSH instances identified.

Jul 1, 2024 - 20:00
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Researchers from Qualys say a flaw in OpenSSH can allow attackers to remotely compromise servers, with over 14M servers potentially vulnerable (Lucian Constantin/CSO)

Lucian Constantin / CSO:
Researchers from Qualys say a flaw in OpenSSH can allow attackers to remotely compromise servers, with over 14M servers potentially vulnerable  —  Researchers from Qualys say regreSSHion allows attackers to take over servers with 14 million potentially vulnerable OpenSSH instances identified.

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