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2000/01/21 - Are you the one we are looking for?

Patch for ssh-1.2.27 and older concerning a buffer overflow in rsaglue.c when configured with RSAREF

1999/12/23 - can be found here.
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Patch for a security bug in 4.4 BSD variants (including FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD) related to user-settable file flags and ssh's use of chown-syscall is here. Get the one approriate to your ssh-version.

1999/08/12 - ssh-2.0.13
ssh-2.0.12
ssh-1.2.27

Patch needed to compile ssh2 on AIX

1999/05/20 - can be found here

Patch needed to compile and run ssh2 on Ultrix

1999/05/19 - can be found here.

Patch for Solaris hanging when compiled with tcp-wrappers

1999/05/19 - can be found here.

SSH-2.0.13 released

1999/05/14 - Please read the ChangeLog and release notes for further details.

SSH-2.0.12 released

1999/02/01

Secure Shell Y2K compliance notice

1999/02/01

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