Detect password at 10 inches

From CNN Money : link

Mais qui a flingué Deezer samedi soir ?

Via Le Point : Mais qui a flingué Deezer samedi soir ?

Faille de sécurité IE : les autorités US s'inquiètent

Via Clubic : http://pro.clubic.com/it-business/securite-et-donnees/actualite-699208-faille-ie-usa-recommandent-utiliser-navigateur-correction.html

The first Heartbleed hacker has been arrested | The Verge

http://www.theverge.com/2014/4/16/5621506/the-first-heartbleed-hacker-has-been-arrested

Androïd 4.1.1 affected by Heartbleed...

So if you have such an OS on your device, you may wish to upgrade to a newer version. Would it be sufficient?

No, it won't.

Google has issued a fix, and it is now up to its partners to implement it. In the meantime, if you want to check your device, Lookout issued a specific app for this : Heart Bleed Detector

So, now you know...

Security Update

Did you receive such articles from your internet services provider? I did from IFTTT and it confirmed to me that they are a very serious team

Put the internet to work for you.

Hello champommier, A major vulnerability in the technology that powers encryption across much of the internet was discovered this week. Like many other teams, we took immediate action to patch the vulnerability in our infrastructure. IFTTT is no longer vulnerable. Though we have no evidence of malicious behavior, we've taken the extra precaution of logging you out of IFTTT on the web and mobile. We encourage you to change your password not only on IFTTT, but everywhere, as many of the services you love were affected. If you have any questions or concerns, please email security@ifttt.com. —The IFTTT Team For more information on this vulnerability, also known as "Heartbleed," visit: http://heartbleed.com/