CVE-2019-6111

OpenSSH SCP client vulnerability CVE-2019-6111: in OpenSSH 7.9, the SCP client does not properly validate the object name returned by the server, allowing a malicious SCP server or MITM to overwrite arbitrary files in the client target directory. If recursive transfers (-r) are used, subdirectori...

CVE-2024-41909

CVE-2024-41909 references a Terrapin-like downgrade risk in SSH streams similar to CVE-2023-48795, where an attacker intercepting traffic could cause packet drops that lead to downgraded or disabled security features on both client and server ends. Technical details in the connected documents sho...

CVE-2026-48827

This CVE (CVE-2026-48827) affects Apache MINA SSHD when used as the sshd-git bundle. The vulnerability is a path traversal caused by missing path validation in git-upload-pack, git-receive-pack, and other git operations, allowing SSH-authenticated users to access repositories outside the configur...

CVE-2026-56624

The vulnerability CVE-2026-56624 affects Apache MINA SSHD (server-side) where OpenSSH user certificates with unsupported options, specifically force-command and verify-required, were not validated during authentication. The issue allows a user with such a certificate to potentially run commands b...

CVE-2026-58624

The CVE affects SSH servers implemented with Apache MINA SSHD that use the GitPgmCommandFactory. The root cause is improper input validation in the sshd-git GitPgmCommandFactory, which allowed an authenticated SSH user to run any JGit command, including commands that could write files on the serv...

CVE-2026-56452

CVE-2026-56452 describes a path traversal in the sshd-scp function of Apache MINA SSHD. The root cause is failure to validate filenames in SCP commands “C”/“D”, allowing a malicious sender to craft filenames that can write to attacker-controlled paths. Affected products are Apache MINA SSHD when ...

CVE-2026-56623

The CVE-2026-56623 issue affects deployments using Apache MINA SSHD’s sshd-git to implement a git server on Windows. The vulnerability arises from Windows-specific path validation that is partly ineffective, potentially allowing an authenticated remote user to access git repositories outside the ...