To backtrack a little: once the HeartBleed website went live (which incidentally was hosted on AWS S3! and there was never event a hint of taking it down) we started getting a *lot* of customer contacts.
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Oh BoringSSL! In the months after HeartBleed, the industry rallied to get OpenSSL more funding and support through the core infrastructure initiative. We still take part! And the BoringSSL and LibreSSL forks of OpenSSL happened. Great work from each!
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@BenLaurie and@trevp__ started an annual High Assurance Cryptography workshop after@RealWorldCrypto, that has also born fruits and helped us produce tools that can analyze cryptography code and find even subtle problems.Show this thread -
I'm almost done, but before I finish, I kind of depressing twist on this whole thing: The Heart Beat extension never really made any sense to begin with. A 0-byte record could have been used as a keep-alive, and ordinary path MTU discovery works for UDP!
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All of this trouble for a feature that to this day I can't even think of a good use case for. This is one reason why "Don't do less well. Do less, well." resonates with me as a motto.
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That's my story for now, until I remember something I forgot. Thanks to everyone who moved mountains 5 years ago. I'm in JFK waiting to fly to Bucharest, so AMA!
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