An outpouring of donations to the OpenSSL Software Foundation following last week's revelation of the Heartbleed OpenSSL flaw, has netted the team that produces a critical piece of internet ...

A newly discovered OpenSSL bug called Cupid could allow attackers to strip Web connections of encryption, and it has likely been around for more than a decade. On Thursday, the OpenSSL Foundation ...

If the organizations, companies, and governments that employ OpenSSL with their websites want to ensure that their sites stay secure from future threats like Heartbleed down the line, Steve Marquess, ...

The following content is from an older version of this website, and may not display correctly. It took a Heartbleed-sized emergency, but the OpenSSL Project is getting some of the financial support it ...

The OpenSSL Software Foundation has released new patches for the popular open-source cryptographic library, but for two of its older branches they will likely be the last security updates. This could ...

About four months after the discovery of the Heartbleed bug, the group overseeing the widely-used OpenSSL software has added a new full-time staffer and is preparing for a comprehensive code audit.

The OpenSSL project shared the high-severity vulnerability privately in advance as part of a post-Heartbleed strategy for security disclosures The OpenSSL project revealed today that its namesake ...

Nine software fixes were released Wednesday for OpenSSL, a critical encryption component for exchanging data on the web, although none of the problems are as severe as the “Heartbleed” issue found in ...

System administrators, I hope you weren’t planning to have an easy day today? Not only will Microsoft be releasing critical patches later on Tuesday (including the last ever security patches for ...

Those wanting to support the OpenSSL project can now make donations in bitcoin, as well as via more traditional means of payment. First released in 1998, OpenSSL is a commercial-grade, open-source ...

Nine software fixes were released Wednesday for OpenSSL, a critical encryption component for exchanging data on the Web, although none of the problems are as severe as the “Heartbleed” issue found in ...