Not quite. With apologies to Missy Elliott:

    It needs the client, to be served it. 
    It's Heartbleed if you flip it and reverse it.
    [.ti esrever dna ti pilf uoy fi deelbtraeH s'tI]
    [.ti esrever dna ti pilf uoy fi deelbtraeH s'tI]

    If you SSH in, we can search it
    And if you're roaming, steal your private key bits
    [.ti esrever dna ti pilf uoy fi deelbtraeH s'tI]
    [.ti esrever dna ti pilf uoy fi deelbtraeH s'tI]

    B, B, on BSD
    or any platform with a bad libc
    [Why-thai,-thai-o-toy-o-thai-thai]
    [Why-thai,-thai-o-toy-o-thai-thai]

    'Cause, they, don't zero bits,
    Not that anyone expected it.
    'Aint no shame, Libc, do your thang,
    OpenSSH's do-nothing feature here is to blame.