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To: Bob434; ShadowAce
First, check your version of OpenSSH. At a terminal Bash prompt, run this command:
sshd --help
It will print out its OpenSSH version and some usage info (since --help is not a valid option). You should see a string like this:
OpenSSH_8.2p1 ....
That's the OpenSSH version. Check it against the ranges that are vulnerable. If yours is not vulnerable then you're okay. If your is potentially vulnerable, use a command like the one ShadowAce posted above in #12:
sudo apt update && sleep 2 && apt list --upgradable

16 posted on 07/03/2024 6:01:51 AM PDT by dayglored (Strange Women Lying In Ponds Distributing Swords! Arthur Pendragon in 2024)
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To: dayglored

Thank you. Will give it a go tonight.


25 posted on 07/03/2024 7:21:40 AM PDT by Bob434
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To: dayglored

ran the command and it said SSh wasn’t installed, so my system wouldn’t be vulnerable then?


28 posted on 07/03/2024 8:09:52 AM PDT by Bob434
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