OpenSSL 1.1.1 and 1.0.2 users don't have to worry. However, just because your main operating system uses OpenSSL 1.x, don't think you can ignore these issues.

OpenSSL, the most widely used software library for implementing website and email encryption, has patched a high-severity vulnerability that makes it easy for hackers to completely shut down huge ...

OpenSSL version 3.0.7 was announced last week as a critical security fix release. The specific vulnerabilities (now CVE-2022-37786 and CVE-2022-3602) had been largely unknown until today, ...

OpenSSL downgraded a security vulnerability from critical to high. “We still consider these issues to be serious vulnerabilities and affected users are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible ...

# openssl version In my case, my laptop in front of me is running Debian Bullseye , which uses OpenSSL 1.1, so this machine is good. But, if you're using anything with OpenSSL 3.x in -- anything ...

An encryption tool used by a large chunk of the Internet is flawed, potentially exposing reams of data meant to be hidden from prying eyes. The bug, nicknamed Heartbleed by researchers at Google ...

OpenSSL trailed a critical vulnerability patch last week, which will be only the second such flaw ever found in the open source encryption project. Unfortunately, the first was Heartbleed.

OpenSSL 3.0.4, released less than a month ago, introduced a bug that enabled a remote code execution vulnerability on machines computing 2048 bit RSA keys on X86_64 CPUs. A fix is now available in Ope ...

openssl x509 -in (path to certificate and certificate filename) -text -noout. You will see output similar to the following. The Issuer, Subject, Not Before/Note After and Subject Alternative Names ...

OpenSSL and Glibc Patching Best Practices Geographically, OpenSSL was the second most attacked technology in Australia and it was the 14 th most attacked in Japan. It has had patches available for ...