Revision as of 08:17, 13 April 2014

OSGeo-Live and Heartbleed vulnerability

14 April 2014

The Heartbleed Bug, (what is HeartBleed), (how much does it affect the OSGeo Live apps, and how)

(OSGeoLive disclaimer regarding production setup)

(recommendation to OSGeo Live install users)

OSGeo-Live releases based on Ubuntu 12.04 are effected. This includes versions:

The following commands run from the command line will address the patch:

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 April 2014
-The [http://heartbleed.com/ Heartbleed Bug], which is a vulnerability in OpenSSL is also applicable for a number of the OSGeo live releases.
+The [http://heartbleed.com/ Heartbleed Bug], (what is HeartBleed), (how much does it affect the OSGeo Live apps, and how)
-OSGeo-Live is designed for demonstrating OSGeo software rather than being used for setting up hardened production servers, and as such shouldn't be used as a base system for storing sensitive data.
-Even so, we do recommend anyone who has installed OSGeo-Live should patch the system.
+(OSGeoLive disclaimer regarding production setup)
+(recommendation to OSGeo Live install users)
 ==OSGeo-Live releases effected include==
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 == How to Fix ==
 The following commands run from the command line will address the patch:
-  sudo apt-get install libssl1.0.0