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OpenSSL Project is connected with ASN/IP network resources in Unavailable.

Identity: OpenSSL Project, Institution
Commercial services: IP transit

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OpenSSL Project

OpenSSL Project is connected with ASN/IP network resources in Unavailable.

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IdentityOpenSSL Project, InstitutionHigh confidence
Commercial servicesIP transitHigh confidence

Basic information

Display nameOpenSSL ProjectHigh confidence
Legal typeInstitutionHigh confidence
Directory categoryInstitutionHigh confidence
Last updatedJul 16, 2026High confidence

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Geography scopeUnavailableHigh confidence
IP transit

Global

Medium confidence

What it does

IP transitGlobal, IP transit provider, structured directory facetHigh confidence

Other network resources

Service platformOpenSSL Project IP transit · GlobalUnrated

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Editorial contextHeartbleed made shared cryptographic maintenance a systemic-dependency accountability test, Heartbleed was a small bounds-checking error inside a widely shared cryptographic library, but its accountability footprint extended far beyond one function or one project. The defect could expose process memory without authentication, while reliable historical exploitation evidence was scarce and remediation required more than installing a corrected package. This analysis reconstructs the code, disclosure and recovery chronology before assessing control ownership across maintainers, distributors, product vendors, operators, certificate authorities, governments and institutional users.Medium confidence

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Primary articleHeartbleed made shared cryptographic maintenance a systemic-dependency accountability testHigh confidence

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