your alpine is vulnerable because you need SSH, my Alpine is vulnerable because its out of date. we are not the same
this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2026
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What is "certicate based authentication" ?
ssh allows you to add trusted public key. When you ssh from a computer that has the private key, it will immediately log you in without asking for your password.
Ok, but what's a certicate?
Oh, a certicate is a typo that most people miss
I think they meant certificate, and are perhaps referencing the eMudhra incident?
No, there was an SSH vulnerability discovered a day or two ago, which allows anyone to bypass the certificate check during authentication. So if your SSH is configured to only use a certificate, (not cert and password) then anyone can log into your shit.
I left the alpine face cover one time in my car in the door pocket, and that happened to be the night my car got stolen and they stole it. Not only did they steal the alpine but every single thing I had in my car, even a old blanket I used when we went to the beach all covered in sand
Have you tried opening an issue?