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Analysis of the Heartbleed OpenSSL vulnerability reveals that 1.5 million servers still support the flawed heartbeat feature, with over 300,000 remaining exposed.
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Additionally, researcher Luis Grangeia highlights a new variant allowing attacks via Wi-Fi on EAP-based routers, though the scope is more limited than the original outbreak.
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