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Contain threats quickly and coordinate recovery efforts during an active attack.
Restore systems, rebuild infrastructure, and return operations to normal as quickly as possible.
Reduce risk by strengthening security posture and minimizing vulnerabilities.
Contain threats quickly and coordinate recovery efforts during an active attack.
Restore systems, rebuild infrastructure, and return operations to normal as quickly as possible.
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Fortunately OpenSSL is publishing a fix on Tuesday – OpenSSL versions 1.0.2g, 1.0.1s – to deal with the protocol flaw. Many systems are vulnerable to an attack that may be comparable with Heartbleed. “This flaw is more than a product vulnerability; it’s a protocol flaw,” according to Ivan Ristic, a software engineer and founder of SSL Labs, “The impact is significant.”
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