[ssh_x509] PKIX-SSH release 14.2
ssh_x509 at roumenpetrov.info
ssh_x509 at roumenpetrov.info
Sun Aug 13 12:02:40 EEST 2023
Hello,
Mostly bug fix release 14.2 is available for immediate download. This release contain critical security correction.
Mail list with changes follow:
(x) Security:
(*) pkcs#11 module misuse
Do not allow pkcs11 providers by default. Fixes finally CVE-2016-10009 and mitigates CVE-2023-38408.
(x) Features:
(*) connection tupple
Add new daemon token - connection tupple(%C).
(*) forward unix domain socket
Experimental support for unix domain sockets to client forward request.
(*) match localnetwork
Add "localnetwork" case to match criteria.
(*) configuration tags
Support tags in client configuration.
(*) android failback path
Drop obsolete "failback path" management from Android packaging.
(*) "command" based path model
"command" based path model for Android application. Reserved for future.
(x) Bugs:
(*) fix public key serialisation if key contain only X.509 distinguished name
(*) print correctly some PKCS#11 information
(*) fork after authentication
Ensure that fork after authentication work properly in multiplexed cases.
(*) timeout in multiplexing
Apply connection timeout to multiplexing local socket connections.
(*) hostname canonicalization
Do not disable hostname canonicalization if ProxyJump=none is used.
(*) "no comment" for keys
Resolved issue with missing "no comment" when keys without comment is processed after key with comment.
(*) paraller sftp
Try to fix crappy OpenBSD sftp client in parallel cases.
(x) Misc:
(*) remote terminal
Do not open terminal when is requested do not execute command on remote.
(*) scp in sftp
Check in advance for source file when secure copy in sftp mode copy local to remote files.
(*) correct a number of memory leaks
(*) added checks for OpenSSL 3.0 releases
(*) avoid matchpathcon
Use selabel_lookup instead deprecated selinux matchpathcon function.
(*) stop printing of "scanned" key information on output error
(*) update ssh-copy-id script
For detailed list of changes see commit history.
Regards,
Roumen Petrov
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