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Concern about Checkpoint and SSL Vulnerability



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Found the following in Checkpoint

libcpopenssl.so
>ASN.1 part of OpenSSL 0.9.6c 21 dec 2001
>asn1_lib.c

This is from Solaris. Friends have confirmed
similar in other *nix and M$. Nearly all
executables link to these libraries.

Nothing on Checkpoint website.

NISCC test suite is not publicly available.

Looking to (non-destructively) test my systems ASAP.

TIA for polite suggestions

- -seeker-
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