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New Bugs Discovered in OpenSSL Encryption
Experts say the bugs do not pose a serious threat like the "Heartbleed" vulnerability in the same technology that surfaced a year ago.
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Poodle Bug: Mozilla to Disable SSL 3.0 by Default in Firefox 34
SSL 3.0 will be disabled by default in Firefox 34, Mozilla said, with the change available shortly via Mozilla Nightly, an in-development version of Mozilla's browser.
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Poodle Attack: Hackers Could Exploit SSL 3.0 Bug
The problem is an 18-year old encryption standard, SSL 3.0, which is still widely used in web browsers and websites.
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Yahoo Says Some Systems Breached, But Not by Shellshock
"After investigating the situation fully, it turns out that the servers were in fact not affected by Shellshock."
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Hackers Exploit Bash 'Shellshock' Bug With Worms in Early Attacks
Researchers warned that hackers are using fast-moving worm viruses to scan for vulnerable systems and then infect them.
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Everything You Need to Know About the Bash Bug
Internet security experts are warning that a new programming flaw known as the "Bash Bug" may pose a serious threat to millions of computers and other devices such as home Internet routers.
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Bash Exploit Can Be Used to Take Control of a Computer; Bigger Than Heartbleed, Warn Experts
The vulnerability affects Unix-based operating systems including Linux and Apple Inc's Mac OS X.
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US Hospital Breach Biggest Yet to Exploit Heartbleed Bug: Expert
Hackers who stole the personal data of about 4.5 million patients of hospital group Community Health Systems Inc broke into the company's computer system by exploiting the "Heartbleed" internet bug, making it the first known large-scale cyber attack using the flaw, according to a security expert.
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New Bugs Found in OpenSSL, Software That Caused 'Heartbleed'
Experts said the newly discovered vulnerabilities in OpenSSL could allow hackers to spy on communications.
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New Bugs Found in Software That Caused 'Heartbleed' Cyber Threat
Security researchers have uncovered new bugs in the Web encryption software that caused the pernicious "Heartbleed" Internet threat that surfaced in April.
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Heartbleed spooks 39 percent of Web surfers: Survey
Passwords were changed or online accounts were closed by 39 percent of the Internet users in a survey of adults taken in the U.S. from April 23-27.
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Security tip: Enable second layer of protection to your online accounts
Security experts recommend a second layer of authentication - typically in the form of a numeric code sent as a text message.
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Apple releases Heartbleed patch for AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule
After saying none of its products and services were affected by Heartbleed, Apple releases a patch for its router products.
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Heartbleed highlights a contradiction in the web
The Heartbleed bug that made news last week drew attention to one of the least understood elements of the Internet.
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Change password to counter 'Heartbleed' bug: American Funds
American Funds also advised customers who logged into Americanfunds.com from Dec. 12, 2013 to April 14 to create new security questions and delete their browsing history.
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New Bugs Discovered in OpenSSL Encryption
Experts say the bugs do not pose a serious threat like the "Heartbleed" vulnerability in the same technology that surfaced a year ago.
-
Poodle Bug: Mozilla to Disable SSL 3.0 by Default in Firefox 34
SSL 3.0 will be disabled by default in Firefox 34, Mozilla said, with the change available shortly via Mozilla Nightly, an in-development version of Mozilla's browser.
-
Poodle Attack: Hackers Could Exploit SSL 3.0 Bug
The problem is an 18-year old encryption standard, SSL 3.0, which is still widely used in web browsers and websites.
-
Yahoo Says Some Systems Breached, But Not by Shellshock
"After investigating the situation fully, it turns out that the servers were in fact not affected by Shellshock."
-
Hackers Exploit Bash 'Shellshock' Bug With Worms in Early Attacks
Researchers warned that hackers are using fast-moving worm viruses to scan for vulnerable systems and then infect them.
-
Everything You Need to Know About the Bash Bug
Internet security experts are warning that a new programming flaw known as the "Bash Bug" may pose a serious threat to millions of computers and other devices such as home Internet routers.
-
Bash Exploit Can Be Used to Take Control of a Computer; Bigger Than Heartbleed, Warn Experts
The vulnerability affects Unix-based operating systems including Linux and Apple Inc's Mac OS X.
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US Hospital Breach Biggest Yet to Exploit Heartbleed Bug: Expert
Hackers who stole the personal data of about 4.5 million patients of hospital group Community Health Systems Inc broke into the company's computer system by exploiting the "Heartbleed" internet bug, making it the first known large-scale cyber attack using the flaw, according to a security expert.
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New Bugs Found in OpenSSL, Software That Caused 'Heartbleed'
Experts said the newly discovered vulnerabilities in OpenSSL could allow hackers to spy on communications.
-
New Bugs Found in Software That Caused 'Heartbleed' Cyber Threat
Security researchers have uncovered new bugs in the Web encryption software that caused the pernicious "Heartbleed" Internet threat that surfaced in April.
-
Heartbleed spooks 39 percent of Web surfers: Survey
Passwords were changed or online accounts were closed by 39 percent of the Internet users in a survey of adults taken in the U.S. from April 23-27.
-
Security tip: Enable second layer of protection to your online accounts
Security experts recommend a second layer of authentication - typically in the form of a numeric code sent as a text message.
-
Apple releases Heartbleed patch for AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule
After saying none of its products and services were affected by Heartbleed, Apple releases a patch for its router products.
-
Heartbleed highlights a contradiction in the web
The Heartbleed bug that made news last week drew attention to one of the least understood elements of the Internet.
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Change password to counter 'Heartbleed' bug: American Funds
American Funds also advised customers who logged into Americanfunds.com from Dec. 12, 2013 to April 14 to create new security questions and delete their browsing history.
