The details in the press release are thin but my impression is this has nothing to do with SSH other than the fact that the creators of the protocol are the one

The details in the press release are thin but my impression is this has nothing to do with SSH other than the fact that the creators of the protocol are the ones doing the suing. I was worried by the headline but reading the article this looks like it's more about going after someone with deep pockets over a trivial patent. My guess is they are fishing for a quick settlement. Something to keep an eye on though. Sigh, I miss groklaw.