Person
Ozgun Kultekin
- First Reported
- Nov 5, 2026
- Latest Reported
- Nov 6, 2026
Reported Context (5)
- Security researcher credited with discovering the SSHole vulnerability. SSHole OpenSSH Flaw Exploited Within Hours; Alpine Honeypot Saw Root Access
- A Wakefield security researcher cited on the affected account configurations. OpenSSH Patches SSHole Authentication Bypass Affecting Some Linux Configurations
- Reported the vulnerability; the article does not specify the original discovery or private-report date. OpenSSH Password-Authentication Bypass Affects Certain musl-Based Linux Systems
- Reported the flaw and described it in a technical write-up. OpenSSH 10.6p2 Fixes Critical Long-Password Authentication Bypass on Alpine Linux
- Discovered and disclosed the vulnerability; he says it has existed since 2016. OpenSSH flaw enables logins to password-disabled musl Linux accounts
CVE (2)
People (4)
MITRE ATT&CK (4)
Vendors (3)
Products (7)
Countries (1)
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