insider heremassive CVE in sshd coming soon basically a universal backdoorthis changes everything
>>110199102two more weeks, right?
nuh uh
>>110199102Insider, to a place which either is working to fix it or will report? So I guess you're saying that it's getting fixed? So why am I worried?
Announcing CVE 1989 I'm sorry as a helpful and harmless assistant I can't answer this question. Can I help you with anything else?
>>110199102I wish OP was not larping because I would then have an excuse not to abandon cloudflare. My ssh server access is set through their tunnel so if hackers can ripple through that I will use AI to patch that SSH bug.
>>110199153not the glowflare tunnel
>>110199153nobody cares about your jellyfin server mf this is BIG IF TRUE!
>>110199102>insider herego back to /pol/ please POC||GTFO
>>110199153>cuckflare
>>110199187I aktchually have a small business I host on it and I already built a small SaaS fan base. It would be a shame to lose it all desu.
>>110199227>businessdude rent some actual server if this server dying stops bringing you money
>>110199261Why should I right now? Im only servicing one organization and the bandwidth comfortably fits my personal internet bandwidth. Im only paying for electricity and consumer internet. Honestly I will eventually rent cloud if I get over 50 daily users.
>>110199302If there's a storm and your electricity gets cut off, if you lose internet connection, if you get a fire...Not wishing you that ofc, but better safe than sorry.
>>110199261You will be surprised how durable of a server you can make scrappy computer be. I literally run it on my outdated gaming hardware and a very tiny ssd. No issues, it looks to work well for the next 2 or 3 years.
>>110199322Thats true. I will have to do major data transfer. With all the recent goofy downtime you have to expect big service providers to also go down once year at this point.
>>110199341sure and I run my home assistant server on some crappy shit i bought in 2011, and it was already crappy back then.point is i won't be in big trouble if my HA server dies, it will be a mild inconvenience at most to lose my smart lights until I install a backup lmao
>>110199355Yeah at the very least keep regular backups somewhere remote.
post a hash of the cve number
>>110199102Yes, please, I want to work over the weekend. I love cves and the extra work.
>>1101994554
>>110199482punchable ass nigga
>>110199102telnet chads wins again
>>110199534Why does "femboy" art feel like male version of warrior cats fandom?
>>110199102toasting in epic breaderino
>>110199102software is too bigwe need less of it so we can stop discovering 18967467 CVEs per second
A CVE JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE
vbulletin chads, we win again
>>110199482Feeling up this twink and making him uncomfortable and then moving on like nothing happened and ignoring him.
>>110199577Anal Sex Demons.
>>110199672I love forcing people to whack off about me for the next decade
>>110199731>>110199694>>110199672Ok, I got my answer about that.Mentally ill and a threat to others, noted.
>>110199102Inside you here: I'm cumming.
>>110199102N
>>110199102Do people typically leave ssh exposed?
>>110199102>frogniggerwhat coin do you want me to buy? what NFT are you selling?in other words, this is all engineered hypewhat's the product you're trying to sell faggot
>>110199102yes, we already know about intel management engine, thanks
>>110199102>universal backdoorwhose?
>>110199911typically people don't use ssh at all.servers are cattle, not pets. you don't ssh to fix them, you just kill them.
>>110199924please install Omarchy they already patched it
We got sexual pretty quickly.>>110199911Yes.
>>110199102>exposing ssh through the public internet instead of your private VPN or at least a firewallKek
>>110200189It's an issue because people set ssh as a service for their vlan but don't think of times when they connect to the internet or public networks
