Would You Trust the NSA’s Advice on How to Deal with Heartbleed?
Would You Trust The NSA’s Advice On How To Deal With Heartbleed? (via Techdirt) Somewhat late to the game (by about a week), after the Heartbleed vulnerability was publicly revealed, and a few days after it was reported and denied that the NSA was already well aware of Heartbleed and exploiting it, the NSA has […]
Somewhat late to the game (by about a week), after the Heartbleed vulnerability was publicly revealed, and a few days after it was reported and denied that the NSA was already well aware of Heartbleed and exploiting it, the NSA has put out a one page…
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