HEARTBLEED Windows Openvpn Client
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 4:02 pm
As I understand it, windows does not come with OpenSSL.
Therefore, OpenSSL was installed when OpenVPN was installed.
I am talking about the end user that is for example, using a windows 7 computer to connect to a server.
I believe that this is a much more serious problem since Linux users can just upgrade the OpenSSL with a few commands. For windows, I am still trying to figure out how to update the OpenSSL that was installed along with OpenVPN.
All Windows Openvpn users are vulnerable right now.
Therefore it is important for there to be a new version of OpenVPN for Windows with the updated version of OpenSSL to counter Heartbleed NOW.
I am very upset at the lack of communication.
Therefore, OpenSSL was installed when OpenVPN was installed.
I am talking about the end user that is for example, using a windows 7 computer to connect to a server.
I believe that this is a much more serious problem since Linux users can just upgrade the OpenSSL with a few commands. For windows, I am still trying to figure out how to update the OpenSSL that was installed along with OpenVPN.
All Windows Openvpn users are vulnerable right now.
Therefore it is important for there to be a new version of OpenVPN for Windows with the updated version of OpenSSL to counter Heartbleed NOW.
I am very upset at the lack of communication.