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OpenSSH 6.2 and 6.3 AES-GCM Cipher Memory Corruption

stephendreality
We have recently ran a Nessus scan against our UTM box that flagged a potentially high vulnerability that OpenSSH is out of date and could be affected by memory corruption.

We were wondering whether this is something that will/has been patched via a UTM update, or something we have to patch ourselves?


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    ok then the alert is not a real concern.  To be honest i am not sure even if it was world accessible it would be a real concern because of the reasons i noted earlier.  If you ahve a paid sub i would bring this up with support.
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    ok then the alert is not a real concern.  To be honest i am not sure even if it was world accessible it would be a real concern because of the reasons i noted earlier.  If you ahve a paid sub i would bring this up with support.
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