I have removed the mention of "PuTTY 0.80", so that people don't get confused.
- martin
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- martin
Ok, those are major changes in WinSCP 6.3 release from February.
It does not include changes in later hotfixes.
If you click on "List of all changes", you will see PuTTY 0.81.
It does not include changes in later hotfixes.
If you click on "List of all changes", you will see PuTTY 0.81.
- Inwi
On the download page https://winscp.net/eng/download.php it says
SSH core upgraded to PuTTY 0.80. That includes support for HMAC-SHA-512 and mitigation of “Terrapin” vulnerability.
- martin
Re: Download notes for 6.3.3 and CVE-2024-31497
What "download notes" do you mean? Can you post a link?
The version history mentions "PuTTY 0.81":
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/history?a=6.3.3
The version history mentions "PuTTY 0.81":
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/history?a=6.3.3
- MLum
Download notes for 6.3.3 and CVE-2024-31497
The Download notes for 6.3.3 say:
But I thought that version has the vulnerability, unless "SSH core" version is
different from the PuTTY executable version.
SSH core upgraded to PuTTY 0.80.
But I thought that version has the vulnerability, unless "SSH core" version is
different from the PuTTY executable version.