Millions of supposedly secure websites at risk from 'DROWN' SSL vulnerability
Still supporting SSLv2? Researchers warn that you're asking for trouble
Millions of supposedly secure websites at risk in "DROWN" SSL vulnerability
As many as 11 million websites are at risk of a newly uncovered security vulnerability affecting HTTPS and other services that rely on SSL and TLS encryption, according to researchers. The research,...
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