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OpenVPN’s Surprise Party: Two Vulnerabilities Served Hot!
OpenVPN spices up the cyber security scene with two hot vulnerabilities. Oldstable distribution smiles from the sidelines while stable distribution users must update to dodge the bullet. Are you ready for OpenVPN’s surprise party?
Hot Take:
Oh, the world of cyber security, where things go from boring to "Oh my God, is that my data floating around in cyberspace?" in a nanosecond. In this episode, our beloved virtual private network application OpenVPN has decided to throw a surprise party for us with not one, but two vulnerabilities. On the menu, we have memory disclosure and denial of service, tasty! The good news? Oldstable distribution isn't affected. The bad? If you're on the stable distribution, buckle up, it's update time!Already a member? Log in here