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WatchGuard XCS 9.2 Update 4 Now Available:
Internationalized Content Scanning and Web Proxy Enhancements, Plus Security and Functionality Improvements As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the effectiveness of WatchGuard XCS appliances to...
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WatchGuard XCS 9.2 Update 5 Now Available:
Quarantine, Anti-Spoofing, and Web Proxy Enhancements, Plus Security and Functionality Improvements As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the effectiveness of WatchGuard XCS appliances to protect...
View Article11.8.3 Update 1 now available to fix Heartbleed vulnerabilty in Fireware XTM OS
New Release: Fireware XTM 11.8.3 Update 1 Yesterday we posted an update about the Heartbleed vulnerability (CVE-2014-0160) in OpenSSL. We are pleased to announce that 11.8.3 Update 1 is now available...
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OpenSSL Patches Six Vulnerabilities, Including a MitM Flaw
Today, the OpenSSL team released a critical update for their popular SSL/TLS package, which fixes six security vulnerabilities in their product, including a relatively serious Man-in-the-Middle (MitM)...
View ArticleWatchGuard Releases Appliance Updates to Fix OpenSSL Flaws
WatchGuard has released several important updates to software for all product lines over the past couple of weeks to address reported vulnerabilities. Last month the OpenSSL team released an update for...
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How to Neuter POODLE (New SSL Vulnerability)
Surprise, surprise… Researcher’s have found yet another OpenSSL vulnerability. They’ve named this one POODLE. Silly name, I know, but at least it stands for something—Padding Oracle On Downgraded...
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How to Neuter POODLE (New SSL Vulnerability)
Surprise, surprise… Researcher’s have found yet another OpenSSL vulnerability. They’ve named this one POODLE. Silly name, I know, but at least it stands for something—Padding Oracle On Downgraded...
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Don’t Be ‘fraid of No GHOST; Glibc Vulnerability
During the blog downtime, observant security practitioners probably read about a serious new vulnerabilities called GHOST, which affects all Linux-based systems to some extent. I actually covered GHOST...
View ArticleOpenSSL DSA Vulnerability – Daily Security Byte EP. 209
Last week, the OpenSSL team fixed a vulnerability that could allow attackers to get the key used to encrypt your HTTPS or SSL connections. Watch today’s video to learn a bit more about this...
View ArticleDROWN Vulnerability – Daily Security Byte EP. 225
Researchers disclosed a critical new SSL vulnerability during one of the biggest security conferences in the world, RSA. DROWN, or Decrypting RSA with Obsolete and Weakened eNcryption, is an...
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