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OpenSSL Fixed "FREAK" plus 11 more Vulnerabilities!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 26, 2015 /  DoS Attack , Denial of Service Attack , DoS , Opensource , OpenSSL , FREAK , FREAK Vulnerability , Linux

OpenSSL project, today, fixed a dozen of High-Severity rated Vulnerabilities including the recently discovered FREAK Vulnerability, allowing users to get down to an encryption which can be cracked easily. OpenSSL released a security advisory listing 12 Vulnerabilities out of which the top one is the "ClientHello sigalgs DoS (CVE-2015-0291)" Vulnerability. It is basically a Denial-Of-Service attack exploit vulnerability, under which if a user connects to an OpenSSL server and re

FREAK flaw claims new victim - Microsoft Windows

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 7, 2015 /  Windows OS , FREAK , Man in the Middle Attack , Microsoft Windows , Microsoft

In an official Security Advisory, Microsoft has revealed that it's Windows operating Systems are vulnerable to a FREAK SSL/TLS Flaw. The FREAK flaw is a loophole that allows hackers to initiate man-in-the-middle attacks on connections like Sockets Layer(SSL) and Transport Layer Security(TLS). These two security layers use outdated encryption to cipher. " Microsoft is aware of a security feature bypass vulnerability in Secure Channel (Schannel) that affects all supported releases of M