Rebex not affected by xz vulnerability CVE-2024-3094
| Lukas Paluzga
Rebex and its products are not affected by xz vulnerability CVE-2024-3094.
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Rebex products are not affected by log4j vulnerability CVE-2021-44228
| Martin Vobr
Rebex products are not affected by log4j vulnerability CVE-2021-44228. None of the Rebex products are using the log4j library or Java.
RC4 no longer considered secure
| Lukas Pokorny
The security of RC4 encryption algorithm has been questionable for many years. But despite well-founded concerns, this has remained a popular TLS/SSL cipher not only due to its speed, but also as a countermeasure against "BEAST" attack targeting block ...
POODLE Attack - what it is and how to prevent it
| Lukas Pokorny
Last month, Google Security Team disclosed POODLE Attack - a vulnerability in SSL 3.0 protocol that makes it possible for attackers to reveal encrypted data with relative ease. Fortunately, newer versions of the SSL 3.0 protocol (TLS 1.0 and higher) do ...
Rebex products are not affected by Heartbleed exploit
| Lukas Pokorny
Rebex products are not affected by the critical OpenSSL bug known as "Heartbleed". A Heartbleed exploit makes it possible for an attacker to access sensitive data such private keys used by the servers to encrypt SSL traffic, usernames and passwords. ...