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SSHole Exploitation Begins Within Hours of OpenSSH Disclosure as Attackers Gain Root on Honeypot

SSHole Exploitation Begins Within Hours of OpenSSH Disclosure as Attackers Gain Root on Honeypot

RedSide Security November 06, 2026 Vulnerability 4 views

Attackers began exploiting CVE-2026-123158, a high-severity OpenSSH authentication bypass dubbed SSHole, within hours of disclosure — and achieved root on a honeypot. The flaw affects musl-based Linux systems with PAM disabled.

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