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OpenSSL says patch for high severity bug to come soon
OpenSSL announced that it will release updates to patch a "high severity vulnerability" on Thursday, July 9.
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FTC, Justice Dept. say antitrust laws shouldn’t block cyber threat disclosure
In the wake of uneven disclosure of the Heartbleed bug among companies affected, a joint agency statement outlined a framework for information sharing.
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Over 600 cloud providers not protecting users against Drown
Continuing exposure to DROWN vulnerability in cloud service providers could indicate deeper security issues and lackadaisical approach to software updates.
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Advantech described as ‘Lazy ‘in fixing vulnerability
Having recently rushed to fix a vulnerability on one of its products, Advantech has reportedly opened up the door for new vulnerabilities.
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Weekend news review: September 22-26
A vulnerability bigger than Heartbleed was disclosed this week, and Apple continued to battle its new iOS 8 issues with multiple updates. For a closer look at these articles, click here to visit our news section.
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The worst of Shellshock might have already passed
Slightly more than a week after the bug's disclosure, the attacks on domains might have already peaked, according to new research.
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Seven vulnerabilities addressed in OpenSSL update, one enables MitM attack
Seven vulnerabilities were addressed in a Thursday OpenSSL update, but experts do not believe that any are as threatening as the Heartbleed bug.
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Preparation key to warding off disaster
By preparing in advance, acquiring the skill sets needed and developing a communications plan in advance will go a long way in quickly mitigating a Heartbleed-like incident.
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‘Bash Bug’ affects Linux, OS X, may be worse than Heartbleed
A researcher at Akamai uncovered a vulnerability in Bash, called ShellShock, that can execute arbitrary commands in affected systems.
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Defense in depth: Why the Heartbleed bug is a major wake-up call
Beyond a reasonable doubt is that using a defense in depth strategy makes it substantially more difficult for cyber criminals to obtain sensitive information.
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