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Subject: Re: Bash exploit in the wild Date: Fri Sep 26 2014 17:02:20
From: Deuce To: Mro

  Re: Re: Bash exploit in the wild
  By: Mro to Ree on Fri Sep 26 2014 04:01 pm

 > i'm not so sure it's as bad as heartbleed, though.

It's worse.  Heartbleed was "only" information disclosure and only impacted one 
                                                                                v
ersion for a short period of time, so not many embedded devices had it, and 
                                                                            thos
e that did were still in active maintenance mode.

The bash bug is remote execution, and has existed for about 25 years.  Many 
                                                                            devi
ces which include bash have been shipped and are well past their support 
                                                                         date (t
hink smart TVs, routers, DVD and Blu-Ray players, etc) and will never be 
                                                                         fixed b
y the manufacturer.

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