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Linux server room with a prominent server displaying a login prompt on its monitor.

OpenSSH Vulnerability Exposes Linux Accounts to Remote Login Risk

A newly discovered OpenSSH vulnerability, dubbed "sshole," allows attackers to remotely log in to Linux accounts that have password authentication blocked, simply by entering a password longer than 256 bytes. This decade-old bug affects OpenSSH on musl-based Linux systems, posing a significant remote login risk.

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