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Posted by josemrb 8 hours ago

sshole(sshhole.com)
1878 points | 490 commentspage 5
chekibreki 6 hours ago|
PSA for OpenWrt users: If you are getting the post quantum message on login which points to openssh.com, you are likely using dropbear nonetheless. Check in System->Software. I was confused and worried why I seemingly had the vulnerable OpenSSH installed, but its just dropbear using an OpenSSH link.

So AFAIU, you are fine.

ghm2180 7 hours ago||
Thanks you to the team that found this. Exceptionally well explained and funny at the same time. What is most important is how people just checking stuff( remember the .xz hack that was tried?) has save the internets ass so many times. We should give good security researchers UBI for life for just doing good work.
drob518 6 hours ago||
So, nobody fuzz tested sshd before?!?!
jsiepkes 6 hours ago||
> So, nobody fuzz tested sshd before?!?!

OpenBSD probably did (which doesn't use musl), RedHat probably did (or some other distro using glibc), but they all don't use musl.

bensyverson 6 hours ago||
Yeah, I am mystified as to how this could have happened.
iknowstuff 4 hours ago||
Horrors behind comprehension all around. The code, the error case being “*”, the loose patches plastered over. musl and C are unserious
leonjza 6 hours ago||
Managed to reproduce this, with a lab[0] you can play with.

[0] https://github.com/leonjza/sshhole-lab

predkambrij 6 hours ago||
Repro in a Docker container: https://github.com/predkambrij/sshhole-repro
hoppp 2 hours ago||
Was this exploited in the wild?
ronfriedhaber 6 hours ago||
Reminds one of https://www.openssh.org/txt/buffer.adv.
ubermonkey 1 hour ago||
I desperately want someone to create a single-letter subdomain here.
paaloeye 7 hours ago|
Not the worst site, but it's clearly a publicity machine from wakefield.co, whom I haven't heard of. Also, exploitation conditions are super narrow, albeit, any password is wild.
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