Is this the site that offered you free SSL certs?
http://www.startssl.com/ does that.
OpenSSL.org hacked?
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#23Who is in the favicon?
Nobody; it's the text "OpenSSL" squished into 16x16.
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#24Who is in the favicon?
It just says OpenSSL
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#25Other pages are still up (although I haven't checked that they're unmodified) - it does appear the attacker didn't bother to bring anything but the front page down.
They did that on purpose, their intent seems to be to bring awareness rather than destruction.
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#26they're back...
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#27Forgive me for the ignorance but why is this significant if at all? Honestly curious, not being facetious.
This shows that website security depends on far more than just deploying over SSL.
Who runs OpenSSL? Is it again volunteer?
I think big companies need to step in and help creating infrastructure for these big projects.
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#28For when the page is fixed, it currently says: TurkGuvenligiTurkSec Was Here @turkguvenligi + we love openssl _
Yeah I dont see it at this point, so fairly fast turnaround.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
This shows that website security depends on far more than just deploying over SSL.
Who runs OpenSSL? Is it again volunteer? I think big companies need to step in and help creating infrastructure for these big projects.
Yes, all-volunteer. There are no ongoing commercial sponsors for that project.
Re: OpenSSL.org hacked?
#30Forgive me for the ignorance but why is this significant if at all? Honestly curious, not being facetious.