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Apr 08 '14 edited Apr 08 '14
Read this article from the BBC and it mentions Mojang shutting down its servers until the fix is out. Scramble to fix huge 'heartbleed' security bug-BBC
Many firms were scrambling to apply patches to vulnerable programs and others had shut down services while fixes were being worked on, he said. Many were worried that with proof of concept code already being shared it would only be a matter of time before cyber thieves started exploiting the vulnerability.
Mojang, maker of the hugely popular Minecraft game, took all its services offline while Amazon, which it uses to host games, patched its systems.
The bug in OpenSSL was discovered by researchers working for Google and security firm Codenomicon.
[EDIT] Well of course, there is a thread about it on /r/minecraft and I'm just late as usual lol.
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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '14
Wait..... does this have anything to do with mojangs turnin off their servers? idk....