The Heartbleed bug is associated with a critical vulnerability in
OpenSSL that was recently disclosed that affects servers running
OpenSSL 1.0.1 through 1.0.1f, estimated at "over 17 percent of SSL web servers which use certificates issued by trusted certificate authorities." At worst, the vulnerability can lead to compromise of nearly the total contents of any server running affected versions of OpenSSL-enabled application, including internal services.
<->
OpenSSL TLS DTLS Heartbeat Information Disclosure (CVE-2014-0160; CVE-2014-0346) - An information disclosure vulnerability exists in
OpenSSL.
Blue Cedar has announced it has joined an industry initiative to develop the next-generation open-source FIPS 140-2 module for
OpenSSL, the company said.
SSL/TLS uses
OpenSSL cryptographic library for generating encryption certificates.
The underlying software that helps you complete this transaction is called
OpenSSL - or Open Secure Sockets Layer.
UniData and UniVerse ship with the
OpenSSL version 1.0.2h.fips library which has the latest security protocols and algorithms for SHA-2 support.
The most widely deployed, freely available implementation of the SSL/TLS protocol is the
OpenSSL library [5].
Furthermore, many real implementations use and provide ECC primitives and algorithms, e.g., Bouncy castle [14], TinyECC [15] Crypto++ [16],
OpenSSL [17], and FlexiProvider [18].
This new firmware updated with the latest version
OpenSSL and Open SSH, additional IP filter ranges and a new Toggle RTS feature.
In order to make it simple to deploy in systems using
OpenSSL, which is widely used around the world, the research team implemented this newly developed technology as an extension of
OpenSSL.