Drown Attack puts millions of OpenSSL HTTPS websites at risk from hacking

More than 11 million HTTPS websites at risk of new DROWN attack After the deadly Heartbleed vulnerability which shook the world last year, another

March 1, 2016 · 1 min · 42 words · Leslie Williams

you’re free to find out if your site is vulnerable using theDROWN attack test site.

In any case, if you use OpenSSL for security, now is the time toupgrade to 1.0.2g.

OpenSSL 1.0.1 users should also upgrade to version 1.0.1s.

Drown Attack puts millions of OpenSSL HTTPS websites at risk from hacking

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