New Bash Bug security vulnerability 'worse than Heartbleed'
Estimates suggest security flaw could affect over 500 million computers and internet connected devices
A new security vulnerability described as "worse than Heartbleed" could wreak havoc on everything from IT systems to internet-connected devices, experts have warned. Known as "The Bash Bug" and "Shellshock",...
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