Cheetah Mobile launches a key to detect "heart Bleed" vulnerability app

Last week, OpenSSL's heart bleed storm swept the world and kept fermenting, according to Google's announcement that the threat of cardiac bleeding had spread to mobile phones. Since Android's version 4.1.1 uses a OpenSSL protocol library with vulnerabilities, users face the risk of privacy theft. Although bleeding from the heart is a network vulnerability, some mobile apps use HTTP or HTTPS to access the server and OpenSSL, which poses a risk. Mobile phone users are at higher risk than Windows computers, which could lead to leaks of memory information. including phone-related bank cards, e-mail, social media accounts, keys, etc. are facing the risk of being compromised. As of the third quarter of 2013, more than 1 billion smartphone users worldwide, Android phones accounted for 75%, more than 750 million, according to the IDC report. Android phones, including Android's 4.1.1 version, may face a higher threat of bleeding from the heart. While many sites have taken swift steps to address the vulnerability, it is unclear whether any malicious users are quietly stealing other users ' privacy data because the vulnerability has been around for more than two years. In order to protect the privacy of their own information, users need to change the password for all Web sites. Although it is troublesome, it is very necessary. At the same time, users also need to pay attention to the website's official blog and News page to verify that they have updated the server, otherwise, before the site to update the server, even if the change password is futile. In this context, Cheetah Mobile has developed a cmsecurity Heartbleed detector software that scans and examines apps for Android users ' mobile devices and helps users detect which apps are in jeopardy and warn them. Users can directly search the CMS OpenSSL Heartbleed detector, scan two-dimensional code or Google Play directly download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id= Com.cleanmaster.security.heartbleed