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The best “Heartbleed” explanation

Author: Rp
Date: April 23, 2014
Tags: bug, heartbleed, infographic, security
Categories: Security

The best infographic explanation on the now popular ‘heartbleed’ vulnerability is found on XDCD.com:   … and you are welcome! :p


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