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In this episode of 'The Security Table,' we are back from our midsummer break to discuss OpenSSH regression vulnerability. We dig into the nuances of this race condition leading to remote code execution, explore the chain of security updates, and the role of QA in preventing such regressions. We debate the necessity of SSH in modern cloud-native environments and its alternatives. Plus, we answer the critical question of who should catch these vulnerabilities first — QA teams, pentesters, or automated tools?
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