- Kurjenniska, and
launched an
informational website,
heartbleed.com.
While Google's
security team
reported Heartbleed to
OpenSSL first, both
Google and Codenomicon...
- "Why is it
called the '
Heartbleed Bug'?". The
Washington Post. 2014-04-09.
Archived from the
original on 2014-10-09. "
Heartbleed Bug
vulnerability [9 April...
-
Heartbleed is a
security bug in the open-source
OpenSSL cryptography library.
Heartbleed may also
refer to: "
Heartbleed", a song by
Tamra Keenan Bleeding...
- data, everything." In its effects,
Cloudbleed is
comparable to the 2014
Heartbleed bug, in that it
allowed unauthorized third parties to
access data in the...
-
Codenomicon Ltd (April 8, 2014). "
Heartbleed Bug".
Archived from the
original on
April 7, 2014.
Retrieved April 8, 2014. "Why
Heartbleed is dangerous? Exploiting...
- few and not
primarily the
number of "eyeballs". The
persistence of the
Heartbleed security bug in a
critical piece of code for two
years has been considered...
- Böck
showed how the
fuzzer AFL
could have
found the 2014
Heartbleed vulnerability. (The
Heartbleed vulnerability was
disclosed in
April 2014. It is a serious...
-
compromise millions of
unpatched systems, S****hock was
compared to the
Heartbleed bug in its severity. The S****hock bug
affects Bash, a
program that various...
- writing". One of the most
infamous vulnerabilities discovered after 2013,
Heartbleed (CVE-2014-0160), was not a zero-day when
publicly disclosed but underscored...
-
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November 2014. "Covert
Redirect Flaw in
OAuth is Not the Next
Heartbleed". Symantec. 3 May 2014.
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November 2014. "VMware Flaw a Vector...
