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No, it wouldn't expose those things. It would only expose things that OpenSSL itself had allocated/deallocated in that single process due to the way it was savi
by X-Istence 12y ago
No, it wouldn't expose those things. It would only expose things that OpenSSL itself had allocated/deallocated in that single process due to the way it was saving memory allocations for later re-use...
- peterwwillis 12y agoYou're right. I meant in the case of a code execution exploit in the openssl layer, those things would be exposed if they were all on the same host/network.