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almost all of the SSH protocol isn't exposed until you authenticate, and in the vast majority of setups that means you get a shell to execute commands with anyw
by throwaway2048 8y ago
almost all of the SSH protocol isn't exposed until you authenticate, and in the vast majority of setups that means you get a shell to execute commands with anyways, so while still important, the key problems are with pre-auth security.
- nemo1618 8y agoSure, but "isn't exposed" is very different from "that functionality is physically not present in this executable."