Max Horn wrote:
> At 12:23 Uhr -0400 26.06.2002, Chris Devers wrote:
> 
>> [This is really aimed at fink-devel, but I've cc'ed -users too as
>> I'm not sure if I'm properly subscribed to -devel at the moment...]
> 
> Ugh, not good, in that case only send to fink-users, but please don't
> cross post unless it is absolutly necessary, and then, send the messages
> seperatly to each list.

Got it. I've removed -devel from this message, as I don't have time to
get on both lists at the moment (damn job).

>> Fink is currently providing a package for 3.2.2, which is one of
>> the vulnerable versions. Will an upgrade be coming out, Max?
> 
> 
> Yes. However, please folks, don't spread panic.
> ChallengeResponseAuthentication is off by default, and only when it is
> on does any danger exist. 

Skimming over some of the security sites, it seems like there are two
different problems going on -- hence a recent upgrade to 3.3, and now
another to 3.4 today. Does this setting inoculate Fink/SSH users
against both vulnerabilities?

And also, for anyone not using Fink's SSH, if there a problem with
the SSH provided by Apple? I'm assuming that Apple needs to put out
upgrades to SSH and, for that matter Apache, and this really isn't a
Fink issue -- I only bring it up for context...

Thanks Max. Your hard work is appreciated by thousands :)


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