Heartbleed Detector
Checks your device/App for Heartbleed vulnerability bug in OpenSSL.
What's Heartbleed Detector APK?
Heartbleed Detector is a app for Android, It's developed by BETTER author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 21.9K download times on Google play and rated as 3.93 stars with 383 rated times.
This product is an app in Tools category. More infomartion of Heartbleed Detector on google play
Better Heartbleed Detector can be used to determine whether or not your Android device is vulnerable to the Heartbleed bug in OpenSSL. This app works by determining your device's OpenSSL version and checking if heartbeat is enabled or not.
How does Heartbleed relate to mobile devices and apps?
OpenSSL is the most widely used crypto-library for encryption in mobile. OpenSSL library is embeded directly into Android, but is also implemented directly by app developers on both, Android and iOS. By our estimation, over a billion installed apps are exposed to this vulnerability.
For more information visit, http://bettermss.com/mobile-devices-heartbleed-bug/
Is my enterprise exposed to risk?
It’s very likely that apps within your enterprise, in-house or third party, are currently exposed and vulnerable.
What actions can I take?
For both, in-house and third party apps, the vulnerability needs to be patched and deployed on through respective app stores. Then your enterprise users need to update the apps.
How does Heartbleed relate to mobile devices and apps?
OpenSSL is the most widely used crypto-library for encryption in mobile. OpenSSL library is embeded directly into Android, but is also implemented directly by app developers on both, Android and iOS. By our estimation, over a billion installed apps are exposed to this vulnerability.
For more information visit, http://bettermss.com/mobile-devices-heartbleed-bug/
Is my enterprise exposed to risk?
It’s very likely that apps within your enterprise, in-house or third party, are currently exposed and vulnerable.
What actions can I take?
For both, in-house and third party apps, the vulnerability needs to be patched and deployed on through respective app stores. Then your enterprise users need to update the apps.
