said Dan Kaminsky, co-founder of the White Ops security firm and an expert in attacks based on over-filling areas of computer memory. That sounds more like buf

said Dan Kaminsky, co-founder of the White Ops security firm and an expert in attacks based on over-filling areas of computer memory. That sounds more like buffer overrun than OOM. One is a Heartbleed-class vulnerability, the other is a pretty straightforward DoS situation. But of course why would we expect Reuters to be able to distinguish between the two...