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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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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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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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Canadian charged for Heartbleed attack on tax agency
It appears to be the first report of an attack using a flaw in software known as OpenSSL.
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Heartbleed bug fix may slow Web performance: Experts
Web browsers may be overloaded by the overhaul of security certificates, leading to error messages and impacting Web performance.
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Heartbleed blamed in attack on Canada tax agency, more expected
The breach allowed hackers to extract social insurance numbers, which are used for employment and gaining access to government benefits, and possibly some other data, the Canada Revenue Agency said.
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Canadians' tax data stolen in Heartbleed breach
Treusch said approximately 900 social insurance numbers -- nine-digit codes required for working or accessing government benefits in Canada -- "were removed from CRA systems by someone exploiting the Heartbleed vulnerability."
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Blackberry plans Heartbleed patches as mobile threat scrutinized
Researchers last week warned they uncovered Heartbleed, a bug that targets the OpenSSL software commonly used to keep data secure, potentially allowing hackers to steal massive troves of information without leaving a trace.
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White House, spy agencies deny NSA exploited 'Heartbleed' bug
The White House and U.S. intelligence agencies said that neither the NSA nor any other part of the government were aware of the "Heartbleed" bug, denying a report that the spy agency exploited the glitch used in Web encryption technology to gather intelligence.
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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.
-
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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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.
-
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.
-
Canadian charged for Heartbleed attack on tax agency
It appears to be the first report of an attack using a flaw in software known as OpenSSL.
-
Heartbleed bug fix may slow Web performance: Experts
Web browsers may be overloaded by the overhaul of security certificates, leading to error messages and impacting Web performance.
-
Heartbleed blamed in attack on Canada tax agency, more expected
The breach allowed hackers to extract social insurance numbers, which are used for employment and gaining access to government benefits, and possibly some other data, the Canada Revenue Agency said.
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Canadians' tax data stolen in Heartbleed breach
Treusch said approximately 900 social insurance numbers -- nine-digit codes required for working or accessing government benefits in Canada -- "were removed from CRA systems by someone exploiting the Heartbleed vulnerability."
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Blackberry plans Heartbleed patches as mobile threat scrutinized
Researchers last week warned they uncovered Heartbleed, a bug that targets the OpenSSL software commonly used to keep data secure, potentially allowing hackers to steal massive troves of information without leaving a trace.
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White House, spy agencies deny NSA exploited 'Heartbleed' bug
The White House and U.S. intelligence agencies said that neither the NSA nor any other part of the government were aware of the "Heartbleed" bug, denying a report that the spy agency exploited the glitch used in Web encryption technology to gather intelligence.
