Heartbleed Search

Interactively notifies you of the Heartbleed bug on search pages on the top seach engines. (i.e. google.com, bing.com, yahoo.com)

What is Heartbleed Search?

Heartbleed Search is a Chrome extension that adds an icon next to links on search pages to notify you of the status of the Heartbleed Bug on the domain for the link. It uses a web service to check the domains on the search page and does not store any private information.

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Extension stats

By: https://www.heartbleedsearch.com

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 131 ▼ -6

Rating: 5.00 (6)

Version: 0.1.1 (Last updated: 2014-05-05)

Creation date: 2014-05-05

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

declarativeContent
activeTab
https://hbelb.filippo.io/

Size: 172.03K

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 65467 ▼ 1204

Other rankings

#6005 in Tools ▼ 85 #296 in service keyword 15 ▼ 2

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Extension summary

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This extension will add an icon next to the links on a search page to notify you of the status of the Heartbleed Bug on the domain for the link.

This is brought to you by one of the major developers of Chromebleed and Stopbleed in the web store.

Features in version 0.1.1: Icon will show up in the address bar. The icon will only show up on pages that are linked for check. The extension can be turned ON and OFF with one single click.

Updates: Fixed some link updates. Show version number for reference.

Many servers have been patched already, many remain that have not been patched. Just like Stopbleed & Chromebleed, Heartbleed Search uses a web service developed by Filippo Valsorda and checks the URL of the page you have just loaded. This extension does not check the site from your location, but uses a service to check the domains on the search page.