Comment by e12e
12 years ago
Yes, to be clear (esp. for others reading this thread) this is really bad, but shouldn't be able to compromise your ssh server keys.
However -- ssl certs and session keys are a likely target, and combined with passively logging traffic that is enough to compromise all data going over ssl, such as login/passwords and data.
Problem servers include not only web servers, but also imap/pop and smtp servers supporting tls (via openssl -- afaik gnutls isn't vulnerable to this bug).
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