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#Ssh

12 articles on Ssh — news, releases, guides and analysis from the SourceFeed engine.

Article 1d ago 1

AI Bug Hunters Just Broke OpenSSH's Release Calendar

Version 10.5 lands five weeks after 10.4, and the project says on-demand security releases are the new normal.

Ji-ho Choi

OpenSSH 10.5 Rewrites Its Release Clock for the AI Era

Three real fixes ship early because AI-assisted bug hunters keep rediscovering the same holes.

Article · 2d ago0

1.5 Million SSH Attacks, and the Passwords Haven't Changed

Fresh honeypot data shows the brute-force dictionary frozen since 2008 while the attacking infrastructure moved into European datacenters.

Article · 1w ago0

A Missing .pub File Can Lock You Out of GitHub

OpenSSH silently switches authentication flows based on a file that plays no cryptographic role.

Article · 3w ago1

Enable Touch ID for sudo and SSH Authentication on macOS

Stop typing your password for sudo and SSH. Configure pam_tid for privilege escalation and a Secure Enclave-backed SSH agent for key auth, both unlocked with a fingerprint.

Tutorial · 4w ago2

Tailscale SSH Flag Injection Broke Non-Root ACLs

A getent argument-handling bug let any allowed SSH user become root with the username -i.

Article · 4w ago1

Zero Trust Remote Access to Your Home Lab with Tailscale

Replace your open SSH port with a private WireGuard mesh, then lock port 22 down for good.

Tutorial · 4w ago0

Issue Short-Lived SSH Certificates with HashiCorp Vault (No More Static Keys)

Set up Vault's SSH secrets engine as a certificate authority so developers get auto-expiring SSH certs instead of long-lived keys sitting in authorized_keys files.

Tutorial · 1mo ago0

A Graphical Desktop Environment Run Entirely Over SSH Sockets

The Outer Shell project rethinks remote server management by serving native-quality web apps over Unix domain sockets.

Article · 1mo ago0

Harden a Fresh Linux VPS in 30 Minutes: SSH Keys, UFW, and Fail2ban

Lock down a brand-new Ubuntu 22.04 server before you deploy anything: disable password logins, firewall every unused port, and auto-ban brute-force attackers.

Tutorial · 2mos ago0

Git and GitHub: From Zero to Your First Pull Request

Set up Git the right way, generate an SSH key, push your first commit, and open a clean pull request on GitHub — all from the command line.

Tutorial · 2mos ago1

Connect to Your Production Server Securely from Your Dev Machine

Stop typing passwords and raw IP addresses. Set up SSH key authentication, a clean ~/.ssh/config with host aliases and jump hosts, and agent forwarding done safely.

Tutorial · 2mos ago0