Following news of a critical zero-day vulnerability in OpenSSL, a component that allows nearly all encryption across the Internet to happen, please see comment below from Information security and industry experts.
This is only the second critical vuln to be identified in OpenSSL since the Heartbleed bug in 2014 (which was considered a disaster), but given the potential severity of the issue, experts are concerned about the level of preparedness in many organisations.
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