New free app promises to protect Android users from Heartbleed
 

New free app promises to protect Android users from Heartbleed
http://c2.bgr.com/2014/04/cm-securit...nner.jpg?w=490After all this time, is Heartbleed really still an issue we should be concerned with? Yes, yes it is. Heartbleed, the shockingly severe and widespread OpenSSL flaw that impacted 66% of the entire Internet at the time of its discovery, has already been addressed by thousands upon thousands of websites. But believe it or **t, there are still countless websites — and apps — out there that have yet to apply the updates necessary to protect their users.

With vulnerable Android apps having been downloaded a whopping 150 million times, Heartbleed is a particularly important issue for Android users. And **w, a simple new app claims that it will protect Android phone and tablet owners for free.

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