Vendors and ISPs have a lot of work to do updating firmware – if it possible to do so By Richard Chirgwin Posted in Security, 9th April 2014 02:36 GMT All over the world, systems administrators are scrambling to fix the OpenSSL “Heartbleed” bug. At the same time, certificate sellers are preparing rub currency all over their bodies as Web admins virtually swipe the corporate Amex to revoke and renew their certs. OpenSSL’s history reaches back to Eric Young’s SSLeay. While it might be derided as a “teach yourself Bignum division” project by Johns Hopkins’ More…![]()
