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> Job done. What part of "if there's a remote zero-day" you did not understand?

• traceroute66 4y ago
  > What part of "if there's a remote zero-day" you did not understand? What part of how about you look at CVE and see its been YEARS/DECADES since the last severe vulnerability do you not understand ? OpenSSH zero-day my ass .... if there were any, they would have been found and exploited by now. OpenSSH is written by the same people as OpenBSD. Those guys are OBSESSIVE about writing secure and correct code and they have the track-record to prove it. Fact is there are millions (billions ?) of OpenSSH servers out there exposed to the internet. OpenSSH is not the way hackers are getting in my friend.
  • JohnJamesRambo 4y ago
    Have you ever heard of the Titanic?
    • goodpoint 4y ago
      "its been YEARS/DECADES since the last severe vulnerability" therefore the probability of a new vulnerability in the next 10 years is exactly 0. /s