The OpenSSH project released version 10.3 and 10.3p1 on April 2, 2026, addressing a shell injection vulnerability and introducing several security-hardening changes that administrators should review before upgrading. The most notable security fix targets a shell injection vulnerability in the -J (ProxyJump) command-line option. Prior to this release, user and host names passed via -J […] The post OpenSSH 10.3 Fixes Shell Injection and Multiple SSH Security Issues appeared first on Cyber Security News.