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Aaron Higbee, CTO, Intrepidus Group Twenty years from now?
lt;p>The vulnerability means that attackers can lurk in the middle of what victims think are secure SSL sessions with banks, retailers and other secure Web sites, picking off passwords and other information that can be used later to steal account funds or compromise confidential business data, say the researchers, Mike Zusman, a consultant with Intrepidus, and Alexander Sotirov, an independent researcher.
The research is scheduled to be presented July 30 at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas by Mike Zusman, principal consultant at Intrepidus Group, and independent security researcher Alex Sotirov.
 
 
 
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