ssh vulnerability

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Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover several SSH vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-0965, a denial-of-service condition in libssh due to improper configuration file handling, fixed in versions 0.12.0 and 0.11.4. Another thread addresses CVE-2026-23943, a pre-auth SSH DoS via unbounded zlib inflate, with limited official details as of March 2026. Additionally, CISA alerted on CVE-2025-11534, an SSH authentication bypass in RaiseComm RAX701 GC appliances that grants an unauthenticated root shell. These threads emphasize the importance of patching SSH libraries and appliances, applying mitigations, and monitoring vendor advisories to protect against DoS and authentication bypass risks in enterprise and industrial environments.
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    CVE-2026-0965: libssh DoS from Improper Configuration File Handling (Fix in 0.12.0)

    Microsoft’s listing for CVE-2026-0965 highlights a denial-of-service condition in libssh tied to improper configuration file handling, and the upstream libssh project confirms that the issue was among the security fixes shipped in its 0.12.0 and 0.11.4 releases on February 10, 2026. The...
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    CVE-2026-23943 Pre-Auth SSH DoS: Harden zlib Inflate Now

    A newly reported vulnerability labeled CVE-2026-23943—described in some circles as a pre-auth SSH denial-of-service via an unbounded zlib inflate—has triggered concern across operations and security teams, but public authoritative details remain sparse. As of March 17, 2026, the vendor page that...
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    CISA Alerts SSH Bypass on RaiseComm RAX701 GC (CVE-2025-11534)

    RaiseComm RAX701‑GC appliances used in industrial and carrier networks contain a remote SSH authentication‑bypass that can deliver an unauthenticated root shell to a network attacker — a high‑severity control‑plane compromise tracked as CVE‑2025‑11534 and called out in a U.S. Cybersecurity and...
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