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CVE-2026-60002 is a use-after-free vulnerability in the ssh client in OpenSSH versions before 10.4. The memory-safety flaw can occur when an SSH server changes its host key during key re-exchange. The condition occurs only on the client side and can cause denial of service, including a potential client crash. The affected function and detailed memory-management failure are not specified.
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A client-side use-after-free in OpenSSH ssh can occur when a server changes its host key during key re-exchange. This vulnerability is the stated source of the plugin's CVSS score.
A client-side use-after-free can occur when an SSH server changes its host key during key re-exchange. This CVE is identified as the source of the plugin's severity scoring.
A client-side use-after-free can occur in OpenSSH ssh when a server changes its host key during key re-exchange. The plugin identifies this CVE as its CVSS score source.
A client-side use-after-free vulnerability in OpenSSH ssh, triggered when a server changes its host key during key re-exchange. The plugin identifies this CVE as its CVSS v2 score source. Updated EulerOS openssh packages are available; the description does not establish a specific exploitation outcome beyond the memory-safety flaw.
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