full-disclosure - OpenSSL problem: is mod

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Message-ID: <200207311203.17870.thomas.oppel@arenfels.de>
From: thomas.oppel at arenfels.de (Thomas Oppel)
Subject: OpenSSL problem: is mod_ssl also vulnerable?

Am Mittwoch, 31. Juli 2002 09:13 schrieb Jedi/Sector One:
> On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 08:50:31AM +0200, Peter Bieringer wrote:
> > does anyone know whether mod_ssl (used with Apache 1.3) is also
> > vulnerable. Currently, last version seen on their webpage is 2.8.10
> > (24 June 2002).
>
>   Yes, the OpenSSL vulnerability can be triggered through mod_ssl.
>
>   But you don't need a new mod_ssl version to be safe against it. Only
> bring OpenSSL up to date, and your mod_ssl module will be safe.

And what about apache-2.0.39 with SSL enabled?
Nothing on apache.org so far.
apache-2.0.x includes code from the mod_ssl project I guess, right?

Greetings, t.o.
-- 
Thomas Oppel
thomas.oppel@...nfels.de