Heartbleed is a security vulnerability in some widely-used Internet programming code (known as "OpenSSL") which means that data previously thought to be encrypted could, in fact, be read by hackers. You can read more information about the problem here http://heartbleed.com/.
The software we use to write Alpha Tracker is theoretically affected by the bug however our clients do not use "SSL" connections to access their Alpha Tracker systems and so the bug is not relevant to us.
Alpha Software have patched their software framework now anyway so future releases of our software will be fully patched and protected anyway.
Great customer feedback x 3!
Three emails just arrived one after the other - and each put a smile on our faces and a spring in our step! Feedback #1... "We smashed our audit! Thank you so much for your help" from a new customer where we have been providing Alpha Five support and mentoring to help them to develop an Intranet quality & audit system Feedback #2... "hi Tom. It looks fantastic! Very well done" from a client reviewing the latest changes to a web data analysis system we have written using Alpha Anywhere , SQL Server and JavaScript Feedback #3... " The launch of Alpha Tracker here is going really well ... thank you so much" from an asbestos consultancy feeling the benefits of their Alpha Tracker asbestos software installation. We really appreciate it when customers take the time to send us feedback like this - it makes the hard work seem worthwhile!
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