What's New

4-9-2014

Heartbleed Bug

The media recently reported a serious security-bug that affects secure communication across the Internet. The bug has been named "Heartbleed" (some reports are spelling it "Hearbleed" and some are spelling it "Heartbleed").

The bug is widespread (around the world) and occurs in specific versions of a widely used server software called "OpenSSL", which controls secure internet communications.

CartManager has patched it is systems and replaced SSL certificates, and is no longer vulnerable to the "Heartbleed" bug.

We are not aware of any customer impact on passwords. However, it’s a good practice to change passwords from time to time, and now would be a good time to think about doing so.