Shellshock is the Latest Online Threat
It’s a loophole that affects a piece of software called “Bash”
Shellshock is the latest online threat sent to disrupt users. It’s a loophole that affects a piece of software called “Bash” found mainly in Linux® or Unix® operating systems as well as the Apple® MacOS® X. And while the Shellshock bug is more about web servers and other Internet devices, those can now be turned against your own, more personal devices.
How it affects?
This bug can affect you through malicious requests sent to web servers you interact with, or it can affect your devices directly over insecure Wifi® networks. Attackers can use this exploit to spread malware, steal data, turn your computer into a bot, send spam, or gain complete control over your computer. Read more about what is Shellshock and manage it.