But can we still have the CV numbers as well please. "The security community refers to vulnerabilities by numbers, not names. This does have some advantages,

But can we still have the CV numbers as well please. "The security community refers to vulnerabilities by numbers, not names. This does have some advantages, like precision and the ability to Google them and get meaningful results all of the time" I wish everyone embedded a Dewey Decimal number into their factual pages. Would be ace. "I saw some kvetching on Twitter to the effect that the logo designer heard about Heartbleed before the distribution maintainers at e.g. Ubuntu and RedHat did." Updates for Debian and CentOS landed within hours. Would have been nice to have them as we read the page. Interestingly nothing (apparent) for Manjaro yet. Manjaro is a staged version of Arch which I have installed on a test machine to sample Gnome 3.12 when it lands in the repository a week or so. [keith@mocha ~]$ openssl version OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014 Sort of ties in with http://allanmcrae.com/2013/01/manjaro-linux-ignoring-security-for-stability/ http://allanmcrae.com/2013/01/manjaro-linux-ignoring-securit... perhaps. I get the impression that Manjaro (and other similar client OSes) are mainly for end users and not on servers.