Shellshock: Bash software bug leaves up to 500 million computers at risk of hacking - ABC News

As many as 500 million computers may be at risk from a new software bug dubbed Shellshock that could give hackers a doorway to your desktop.

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Shellshock bug: Is your computer one of millions at risk from devastating Bash security flaw? - Mirror Online

BASH SHELLSHOCK: Am I Still Vulnerable? - a Different Approach for Linux. « Null Byte :: WonderHowTo

About the Shellshock Vulnerability: The Basics of the “Bash Bug” - Security News

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The Bash Bug: What you need to know about the latest security flaw - Vox

Shell says its Australian BG Group business hit by MOVEit breach

Shellshock In-Depth: Why This Old Vulnerability Won't Go Away

Shellshock: 'Deadly serious' new vulnerability found - BBC News

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Perspective - Student Research Journal, Edition 3 by Pymble Ladies' College - Issuu

Shellshock, aka Bash computer bug, already exploited by hackers

The Shellshock Bug - Unintended Consequences in Reuse of Software — ENISA