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A highly critical vulnerability in the OpenSSL library which allows an attacker to obtain random 64kByte blocks of memory from the process using said library, which could include user credentials, private SSL keys, and other data sent/received from the server.
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How can an attacker use a leaked private key?
Now, if they had used a heartbleed type attack to grab those private keys, they could better impersonate the sites and my dad would have never seen a warning. …
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