Ubuntu Security Notice 649-1 - It was discovered that the ForceCommand directive could be bypassed. If a local user created a malicious ~/.ssh/rc file, they could execute arbitrary commands as their user id. This only affected Ubuntu 7.10. USN-355-1 fixed vulnerabilities in OpenSSH. It was discovered that the fixes for this issue were incomplete. A remote attacker could attempt multiple logins, filling all available connection slots, leading to a denial of service. This only affected Ubuntu 6.06 and 7.04.
c964c07870f7af3b9ad974c87e9b51877c820a10df4f8dbc6334735252aab0caMandriva Linux Security Advisory - A vulnerability in OpenSSH 4.4 through 4.8 allowed local attackers to bypass intended security restrictions enabling them to execute commands other than those specified by the ForceCommand directive, provided they are able to modify to ~/.ssh/rc.
84e9dfc8aed7759a50f77add5c93f3cf1bd57556eacec2e7409d16bc4092ac4bGentoo Linux Security Advisory GLSA 200804-03 - Two flaws have been discovered in OpenSSH which could allow local attackers to escalate their privileges. Versions less than 4.7_p1-r6 are affected.
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