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Meet *sshole, the vulnerability that lets hackers SSH into Linux devices
(arstechnica.com)
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Finally it pays off to use my birthday as password
My password is
4, will I be okay?Too short. I use that to issue a random key long enough to log into SSH.
Funny coincidence, I'm also using your birthday as a password!
You were born on day
4?I'm using his birthday, not my own
There must be dozens of us using June 7th!
I am using the 6th of July, if you are using it American date convention it would still be the same: 06071996