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  • /.ssh/., /etc/ssh/sshconfig, and /etc/ssh/sshdconfig. There are no required changes to any of these files. However, you may wish to view the /etc/ssh/ files and make any changes appropriate for the security of your system. One recommended change is that you disable root login via ssh.
  • PuTTY 0.74, released today, is a bug-fix and security release. It fixes bugs in 0.73, including one possible vulnerability, and also adds a new configuration option to mitigate a minor information leak in SSH host key policy. 2019-09-29 PuTTY 0.73 released. PuTTY 0.73, released today, is a bug-fix release.
  • Oct 19, 2015 Our objective was to not only port OpenSSH so that it worked well on Windows, but to openly contribute those changes back into the portable version of OpenSSH. Of the many options available, one clearly stood out: the previous work that NoMachine had already published in bringing OpenSSH to Windows. The NoMachine port was based on OpenSSH 5.9.

This list is for the discussions relating to the development of the portable version of OpenSSH. Traffic is light to moderate (zero to twenty messages per day). Valid subjects are the development of OpenSSH (both portable and OpenBSD versions), documentation and troubleshooting (assuming you have read the manual). ./18-Apr-2021 17:07 - ChangeLog 18-Apr-2021 05 DJM-GPG-KEY.asc 17-Sep-2002 INSTALL 18-Apr-2021 17:07.

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