Several days ago, the home page for OpenSSL, the cryptography library used by almost everyone who isn't Microsoft, was hacked and replaced with this: The extent of the attack was just what you see: ...

Don't look now, but it's time to patch OpenSSL again: A critical flaw discovered in the open-source encryption software could allow an attacker to hijack an SSL/TLS session and decrypt and alter the ...

There is a new version of OpenSSL, and, yes, it turns out previous versions of the security package had some serious vulnerabilities. However, these flaws being found is a good thing; we aren't ...