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The ssh vulnerabilities tag on WindowsForum.com collects discussion of security flaws in SSH implementations that matter to Windows administrators and developers. Coverage includes the October disclosure of five wolfSSH vulnerabilities, one rated critical, with a Windows-specific privilege risk in the wolfSSHd server build. The thread walks through wolfSSL's release notes and vulnerability table showing wolfSSH 1.6.0 as the fixed version for all five CVEs, and it stresses the practical follow-up work: inventorying every copy of the library or server in your environment and upgrading it promptly.
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    wolfSSH 1.6.0 Fixes Critical CVEs: Windows wolfSSHd Privilege Risk and Upgrade Guide

    Five vulnerabilities were disclosed on October 7 in wolfSSH, wolfSSL's embedded SSH library. One is rated critical, and one affects only the Windows build of the wolfSSHd server. SecNews told administrators to check whether a fixed release exists before planning an upgrade. That caution is now...