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Most probably a juniper Secure Access SSL VPN appliance. I was administrating one too when heartbleed was "made public". Luckily we were not running the latest
by warriar 12y ago
Most probably a juniper Secure Access SSL VPN appliance. I was administrating one too when heartbleed was "made public".
Luckily we were not running the latest Version Tree of the firmware so we were still on an older openssl version.
I dont think Juniper Devices have more or less culnerabilities than other vendors. Its highly developed stuf (chasing technical advances, bringing new firmwares every other month).
You just shouldnt use .0-1 Versions of new Release Trees like with every Vendor...
And for Heartbleed: Nearly Everyone based on linux/Openssl was affected somehow.
- ejr 12y agoGood point. VPN would have been an obvious target. Medical services especially need to share data with healthcare providers to ensure clients get the appropriate treatment and that usually involves secure connections between locations.