Category Archives: Security

Panel Discussion of Abandonware (in an IoT Context)

Posted on 2 August 2017 by GeekFluent

During the past couple years, the good folks over at Gestalt IT have been working to find more ways to make sure that the Tech Field Day delegates feel that their time has been valued and put to good use. … Continue reading →

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More Heartbleed Protection: Update VMware Horizon View Client on Your Mobile Devices

Posted on 22 April 2014 by GeekFluent

The industry is still cleaning up following the news about the Heartbleed bug in OpenSSL. VMware has released updated versions of the Horizon View Client for both Android and iOS. The easiest way to ensure you’re safe from the Heartbleed … Continue reading →

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Update OpenSSL on Isilon InsightIQ – Avoid the Heartbleed Vulnerability

Posted on 11 April 2014 by GeekFluent

[Instructions found herein are based upon the work of multiple other folks in this thread in the Isilon Support Forum.] By now, you’re likely aware of the “Heartbleed” security vulnerability in the OpenSSL cryptography library. If you have an Isilon … Continue reading →

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