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Monday afternoon, the IT world got a very nasty wakeup call, an emergency security advisory from the OpenSSL project warning about an open bug called "Heartbleed." The bug could be used to pull a...
Via Artur Alves, Asil
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Rescooped by Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist from Stuff that Tweaks |
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Via Artur Alves, Asil
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Seems 2 out of 3 servers is inflected or has been.
Apple, Google and Microsoft appear to be unaffected, along with the major e-banking services. Yahoo, on the other hand, was affected and leaking user credentials for a significant portion of the day before its core sites were fixed. More generally, any server running OpenSSL on Apache or Nginx will be affected, which implicates a huge variety of everyday websites and services.
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Has anyone seen any notices from ScoopIt about this? Were their servers vulnerable to this exploit?