Re: Heartbleed report -- DOMINO400

Subject: Re: Heartbleed report
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2014 09:22:26 -0400
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Our network guy says I may be off the hook. The report is saying that
someone tried to hack those sites using heartbleed. Not that they were
successful.

The addresses trying to get in were:
41.45.231.40
91.211.143.178
120.61.43.79
194.132.32.67

The network guy is just looking for certification that we're not
vulnerable.
Think I'll send him that link from the other thread and call it a day.

Rob Berendt

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