BAD HARDWARE WEEK

Changes so far to OpenSSL 1.0.1g since the 11th include:

• Splitting up libcrypto and libssl build directories
• Fixing a use-after-free bug
• Removal of ancient MacOS, Netware, OS/2, VMS and Windows build junk
• Removal of “bugs” directory, benchmarks, INSTALL files, and shared library goo for lame platforms
• Removal of most (all?) backend engines, some of which didn’t even have appropriate licensing
• Ripping out some windows-specific cruft
• Removal of various wrappers for things like sockets, snprintf, opendir, etc. to actually expose real return values
• KNF of most C files
• Removal of weak entropy additions
• Removal of all heartbeat functionality which resulted in Heartbleed SINCE MARCH 2012

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99% BAD HARDWARE WEEK: No problem if you change your Open SSL passwords now. All remained stored in OUR servers. Hehehe. What about added entropy and opened passwords at open SSL ? Well, nice confidence catch.
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 The EFF SSL Observatory is a project to investigate the certificates used to secure all of the sites encrypted with HTTPS on the Web.