oh no,we're vulnerable to heartbleed

[Toshiharu]

http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/#silkroadforums.com

pls fix, I don't want anyone to steal my important srf account.

[ltsune]

Sounds sort of serious. Nothing is more important than our dear SRF accounts. Please fix this!

[Toshiharu]

Sounds sort of serious. Nothing is more important than our dear SRF accounts. Please fix this!

I don't know what to do if someone starts posting dicks from my account or read my super secret empty PM box ;_;

Oh I should just say what Heart Bleed is in a nutshell. Basically you're able to read 64K from the server from a SSL exploit. Google employee found it, fixed it, and told everyone afterwards. What's the big deal? Basically keep pooling data until you get something that you want ie usernames/passwords.

[[Orphen]]

Sounds sort of serious. Nothing is more important than our dear SRF accounts. Please fix this!

I don't know what to do if someone starts posting dicks from my account or read my super secret empty PM box ;_;

Oh I should just say what Heart Bleed is in a nutshell. Basically you're able to read 64K from the server from a SSL exploit. Google employee found it, fixed it, and told everyone afterwards. What's the big deal? Basically keep pooling data until you get something that you want ie usernames/passwords.

Homie, brb while I read your super secret empty PM box.

[Toshiharu]

bro i already sent you my dick pics. Do you need more?

[*BlackFox]

Sounds sort of serious. Nothing is more important than our dear SRF accounts. Please fix this!

Well, It's on the news! So.. It seems serious.

A bug in software used by millions of web servers could have exposed anyone visiting sites they hosted to spying and eavesdropping, say researchers.

The bug is in a software library used in servers, operating systems and email and instant messaging systems. Called OpenSSL the software is supposed to protect sensitive data as it travels back and forth. It is not clear how widespread exploitation of the bug has been because attacks leave no trace.

Read Moar Here

[Toshiharu]

Sounds sort of serious. Nothing is more important than our dear SRF accounts. Please fix this!

Well, It's on the news! So.. It seems serious.

It is serious. As I said you can constantly pool data that you've mined. Someone tested it on Yahoo and after a few minutes they had a couple hundred username/passwords. Since SRF is very slow, it wouldn't be hard to steal an account from here.

[Tasdik]

Plys no.

Not mi post count. Its all I have left in this cruel world.

[Gaigemasta]

This website doesn't use SSL(which is often ran by OpenSSL.) This website has technically been "vulnerable." The problem with that version of OpenSSL is that it allowed for encrypted content to be read without decryption. Anyways I'm recompiling a few of my apache servers as some of my services were vulnerable.

[*BlackFox]

Since SRF is very slow, it wouldn't be hard to steal an account from here.

It would be AWFUL... if such thing were to happen here. But who can fix it?
The owner of the server?

[Gaigemasta]

Spoiler!

[[Orphen]]

bro i already sent you my dick pics. Do you need more?

Bro I need more, you don't zoom in enough to get a good view of it.

[BuDo]

If all our accounts got stolen I guess maybe it will be peace out time for good and goodbye to anything and everything SRO related...

[Toshiharu]

Spoiler!

praise the gaige

bro i already sent you my dick pics. Do you need more?

Bro I need more, you don't zoom in enough to get a good view of it.

phone only can go x8 zoom

[omier]

Digital zoom is shit anyways.

[Bartic]

There you go, the best explanation:

Spoiler!