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Karl Dahlke <eklhad@comcast.net> writes:

> Has anyone looked into the freak attack
> as it relates to edbrowse and/or openssl?

Well, the freak attack site offers a client test.  Unfortunately, it is
too JS heavy for edbrowse.  I'm thinking this may be one of those deals
where if we're vulnerable, we just upgrade our libraries, and it'll be
fixed.

-- Chris