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DreamHost data breach: hackers stole FTP logins and emails, here’s what to do
One robots.txt rule to block AI training: how the new __usage_ai-training signal works
ChatGPT can now make GIFs: what’s new in Images 2.6 and how to try it
Agility Robotics goes public: the first US humanoid robot stock (AGLT) explained
OpenSSH “*sshole” flaw lets attackers into password-locked Linux accounts: is your server affected?
Zipline raises $1.5 billion as Walmart takes drone delivery nationwide: will it reach your city?

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OpenSSH “*sshole” flaw lets attackers into password-locked Linux accounts: is your server affected?

A decade-old OpenSSH bug lets attackers log into some password-disabled accounts on musl-based Linux systems like Alpine just by sending a very long password. Here's who is affected and how to fix it.

Chamith ShiranthaNov 7, 2026