OpenSSH
Named by 10 kept items in this workspace.
5 items name it under tools, 3 under affected products and 2 under classification.technologies.
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SSH server the malware tried to enable on Windows to make the reverse tunnel usable
Used for generated SSH keys/access to the VM
agent lock provider bypass
example observed component used to illustrate the knowledge broker's vulnerability intelligence enrichment (KEV/EPSS)
Used by attackers for persistence after compromising the SonicWall appliance in the Akira example
Version 9.0 (released April 2022) used non-NIST-standard sntrup761x25519-sha512; version 10.0 (released April 2025) is first to default to mlkem768x25519-sha256; does not currently support PQC for authentication; only 4.4% of instances observed use version >=10.0
Used by the threat actor to establish SSH tunnels (C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\ssh.exe) for reverse port forwarding to attacker infrastructure
Installed by threat actors alongside Velociraptor via msiexec (ssh.msi) in Incident 1; attempted to be used for reverse SSH tunneling in Incident 3
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