A 'simple' coding mistake is just scratching the surface; money and resources are the wider issues
When German programmer Robin Seggelmann claimed that he was "responsible for the error" that led to the flawed OpenSSL code - now better known as Heartbleed - it was a brave move, as the IT industr...
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