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TicketBleed : There's a new bug in town affecting F5 Network devices called Ticketbleed, the naming convention came about due to the simalarity to Heartbleed, however this bug is only specific to F5's Big-IP appliances The vulnerability is within the implementation of Session Tickets using a technique designed to speed up repeated connections.



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• Be Aware with Your Active Network Connections

1. Many people are not so aware about what their mobile device or computer is connected to, but broadly available wifi hardware such as pineapple and others allow an attacker to broadcast a wireless access point connection which will automatically answer "Yes" to all mobile, and computer WiFi Probe requests so basically mobile device or computer is always asking "Hey, are you my home network?" and there are many devices out there being used though malicious people which are always configured to say "Yes".

2. This mean that a person could follow you around and have you connected to their evil network the whole time you are in range of their setup. The emails which you send, the websites which you log into, and the passwords which you use are all up for grabs and plainly visible to the attacker. One means around this attack is to use a VPN service such as Express to encrypt your connection and protect your data. To be aware of what you are connected to your WiFi connection a free solution to this problem is enabled.

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