Jolla sites and openssl [answered]
asked 2014-04-10 22:22:09 +0200
Did the sites had issues - is there any site which had a broken openssl library? Qualys says: Not. Just asking on running my big password change action...
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answered 2014-04-11 01:11:08 +0200
Yes, some of our public services were affected by the heartbleed-bug. However:
- We patched our services as soon as the patches were available.
- Our services (which use openssl) have forward secrecy enabled (private keys are not much of use even if leaked).
- It's possible in theory that someone could have fetched random bits from our servers memory but so far we have not detected any anomalies in our services.
- To be 100% safe side you can change your password at https://account.jolla.com and also remove all tokens from https://account.jolla.com/oauth/oauth2/clients, after that you will need to re-sign to your Jolla-account on your Jolla-device.
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