OpenSSL is an open-source software library that provides robust cryptographic functions, including SSL/TLS protocols, used to secure communications over computer networks. It is a critical component of the internet infrastructure, widely integrated into web servers, operating systems, and applications. Its significance in cybersecurity is paramount, as vulnerabilities like Heartbleed have demonstrated the far-reaching impact of flaws in this foundational library.
Based on 5 critical CVEs, 0 CISA KEV, 47% unpatched. Model: GDPR Art.83 · not legal advice.