Vulnérabilité dans OpenSSH (05 novembre 2026)

Le 5 novembre 2026, OpenSSH a publié un avis de sécurité concernant une vulnérabilité qui permet à un attaquant de contourner l’authentification d'un service SSH. En effet, sur les systèmes Linux qui utilisent la bibliothèque standard C musl, compilés sans support PAM ou avec PAM désactivé, un...

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