Heartbleed Attacks Are Completely Undetectable on Old Android OS
 

Heartbleed Attacks Are Completely Undetectable on Old Android OS
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It's still an open wound.

Three weeks after most of the Web protected its computers from the Heartbleed Internet bug, there are lingering threats. Many smartphones running an older version of Google's Android software may still be vulnerable to hacking attacks.

As we've reported, millions of devices globally using Android version 4.1.1, which was released in 2012, carry the Heartbleed flaw. And while Google has "applied *****es to key Google services," according to the company, individual wireless carriers and handset makers still need to push out the fix.

That can be a "really long process," said Michael Shaulov, chief executive ******r and co-founder of Lacoon Mobile Security. So to create an even greater sense of urgency, his company produced a video showing what an attack against the devices would look like. Read more...

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