A flaw in a component of Bash software present in Linux and Mac computers, can affect thousands of computers around the world. The bug called Shellshock allows hackers to remotely to command equipment.
According to researchers in the field of technology, this bug is more serious than the Heartbleed, discovered in April. The sheet can leave, as a researcher, more than half a billion computers ‘open doors’ he said.
The biggest concern of the experts is the ease with which hackers can hack computers. The solution to the problem may be the update that software developers can make available soon.
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