Update On Heartbleed Bug’s Impact On SeeVogh

You might have changed all your passwords in the days since you learned of the Heartbleed bug, but if you’re one of the million people using SeeVogh, you are safe. Well, at least your SeeVogh account is.

Heartbleed surfaced in April, when it was disclosed that a pernicious flaw in a widely used Web encryption program known as OpenSSL opened hundreds of thousands of websites to data theft. Not ours.

Many developers rushed out patches to fix affected web servers when the problem was disclosed. It affected major companies from Amazon to Yahoo and large organizations, but not SeeVogh users.

Are We Just Smarter?

We would like to think so, but here are the facts: As we noted, the core of the Heartbleed flaw is found in OpenSSL. Since SeeVogh does not use the affected version of OpenSSL, SeeVogh is free from direct security issues related to this flaw.

So, keep calm, and keep using SeeVogh!

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