on 25-09-2014 16:57
on 25-09-2014 16:57
on 25-09-2014 17:12
on 25-09-2014 17:12
This is potentially the worst vulnerability to hit the world yet! Where the Heartbleed bug that was found a couple of months ago maybe affected 500,000 devices worldwide, this has the potential to affect 50 million devices!
I'm waiting on more information being released as this needs to be patched against ASAP because of how easy it is to attack.
on 25-09-2014 17:46
on 25-09-2014 17:46
Remember when we had 2 weeks to protect our computers from Gameover ZeuS and Cryptolocker ?
There will always be scaremongering reports of this type.
I'm not saying ignore the report but be honest, how many people do you know that had the Gameover ZeuS/Cryptolocker malware on their PCs ?
on 25-09-2014 17:49
on 25-09-2014 17:49
on 25-09-2014 17:54
on 25-09-2014 17:54
Bendy iphones old news so let's hit the masses with another scare...
on 25-09-2014 18:41
on 25-09-2014 18:41
That BBC article does a lot of scaring by quoting people. As I've been looking at the same thing today at work, try these links for a more in-depth view:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/09/24/bash_shell_vuln/
In short, if you're runing Apache as a front end and haven't disabled certain modules like mod_cgi, start editing that httpd.conf asap.
on 26-09-2014 17:30
on 26-09-2014 17:41
on 26-09-2014 17:41
Early reports suggest up to 500 million machines could be vulnerable to Shellshock but, this figure was now being revised downwards because of the "number of factors that need to be in play for a target to be susceptible".