What is the "sshd.exe" ?
Our database contains 100 different files for filename sshd.exe . You can also check most distributed file variants with name sshd.exe. Agregate rating is 5(5) stars - based on 3 reviews.This is executable file. You can find it running in Task Manager as the process sshd.exe.
File details of most used file with name "sshd.exe"
- Product:
- (Empty Value)
- Company:
- (Empty Value)
- Description:
- (Empty Value)
- Version:
- (Empty Value)
- MD5:
- de54be4f416c06d8ac6a43106a6df88e
- SHA1:
- 7091aa4d9b594aeb43093f25dfe2960ab923be46
- SHA256:
- 1de244de2a892b1e5f5ea47023518185b8a89f55f691bb2bae1cd05127128629
- Size:
- 277504
- Directory:
- %PROGRAMFILES%\OpenSSH\usr\sbin
- Operating System:
- Windows XP
- Occurence:
- Medium
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Is the Process "sshd.exe" Safe or Threat ?
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Latest new variant of the file with name "sshd.exe" was discovered 4154 days ago. Our database contains 19 variants of the file "sshd.exe" with final rating Safe and zero variants with final rating Threat . Final ratings are based on file reviews, discovered date, users occurence and antivirus scan results.
User Reviews of the "sshd.exe"
Reviews for all files with name "sshd.exe"
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SAFErating from user Samuel Smith for file %SystemDiskRoot%\CopSSH\ICW\bin\sshd.exe (Variant: 16704216)
SSH daemon for windows (cygwin)
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SAFErating from user Paul for file %SystemDiskRoot%\cygwin\usr\sbin\sshd.exe (Variant: 10586870)
Cygwin OpenSSH server.
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SAFErating from user rflobao for file %PROGRAMFILES%\OpenSSH\usr\sbin\sshd.exe (Variant: 52194)
sshd.exe is a process belonging to the Cygwin OpenSSH Secure Shell Daemon which offers a encrypted and secure shell across the Internet. f you do not know why OpenSSH is on your system, you almost certainly do NOT want it. It is not installed by anything as default, and by its nature it can be used to bypass traditional security precautions.