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Tools like this and FiloSottile's[0] are great. But given how serious of a vulnerability this is, anything short of manually verifying your OpenSSL version is p
by rubiquity 13y ago
Tools like this and FiloSottile's[0] are great. But given how serious of a vulnerability this is, anything short of manually verifying your OpenSSL version is probably not enough.
0 - https://github.com/FiloSottile/Heartbleed https://github.com/FiloSottile/Heartbleed
- spatten 13y agoTrue, but it's extremely useful when you're terminating SSL on Amazon's Elastic Load Balancer and want to know if they've fixed it yet or not. Or, another example, when you want to know for sure that you've restarted your webserver and you weren't doing something stupid like running a version of nginx that was statically linked against openssl.