Hi,
Recently a popular sftp server vendor used by several of our production
customers ended support for all of the following key exchange methods
supported by libssh2, claiming that they are insecure:
diffie-hellman-group1-sha1
diffie-hellman-group14-sha1
diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1
diffie-
Yes, these would be considered weak. If you’re using the OpenSSL backend and
the current version of libssh2 there are many other secure options that libssh2
supports.
If you’re not using the OpenSSL backend; someone would need to implement them
on your preferred backend.
Will
> On Jan 11, 2
Hi all - apologies for the long email.. I want to make sure I'm explaining
things clearly.
I am working on a wrapper over libssh2 for the Rust programming language.
Rust has RAII similar to C++ where resources for a struct / object are
released when the struct is dropped (i.e. goes out of scope).
