lately in the virtual world community by the name heartbleed appalling, as where no uproar, if the application is supposed to be the protector of our network (client and server) instead there is a security gap, gap heartbleed is contained in the openssl application.
Keep in mind that the virus is not Heartbleed. Heartbleed is one of the security holes in OpenSSL extension called Heartbeat. This vulnerability allows an attacker to read memory from a server protected by OpenSSL. The result they can steal passwords, usernames, and other sensitive information.
At least 2/3 websites in the world using OpenSSL protection, so much as it is also spreading. Websites such as Google, Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, Yahoo, Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest, and various other popular websites also inevitable from this Heartbleed.
Fortunate to have started a lot of managers who updates the OpenSSL website on their server so no need to worry with Heartbleed again.
If the server you are still using OpenSSL 1.0.1 up to 1.0.1f, immediately update the OpenSSL to version 1.01g. How to update it varies depending on what OS you use on your server. Do not forget to also remind the user to change their password. You can also "little force" to reset the password of any user. This is all for the safety of service users in your site
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