Closed bronze1man closed 10 years ago
SSH does not use the TLS extension of OpenSSL. Your keys could have been compromised through other vectors (like https or smtp) but SSH itself is not vulnerable. (SSH may use OpenSSL to generate keys, but it still should not be a problem.
So I have this as well on a cPanel server with CentOS 6.5 and it would seem to reason that if there is no TLS extension then we're safe. Is that correct?
thanks.
FYI, this is from the patch that cPanel already implemented and some others. Essentially they disable the TLS heartbeat and eliminate this from being a problem. A patch will come out soon to actually fix it, but for now we're safe if that happens.
If I use this to test ssh,it will return Uh-oh, something went wrong: tls: first record does not look like a TLS handshake