Finnish security firm Codenomicon is the company that registered Heartbleed.com on April 5, 2014.
Headquartered in Oulu, Finland and Silicon Valley, with offices in Singapore and Hong Kong, the company markets its testing software and services directly and through international partners. Codenomicon’s customers include Alcatel-Lucent, AT&T, Cisco Systems, Microsoft, Motorola, Google, Verizon, NSN, Huawei, and T-Systems among many others. The company is privately held with investments from Verdane Capital and Prime Technology Ventures.
Codenomicon’s objective is to ensure the security and robustness of any application or service implementation. Development and security personnel in a lab or staged environment use Codenomicon DEFENSICS to fortify quality and security assurance – quickly, easily and reliably. The test software offers a systematic blackbox and negative test methodology uniquely capable of revealing un-desired behavior and issues in protocol implementations. Codenomicon teams its patent-pending Protocol Modeling Engine and Attack Simulation Engine with the industry’s broadest protocol support covering network, wireless, and digital media. Thousands of pre-built, highly targeted and well-documented test cases allow users to start seeing results as soon as the platform is connected to the target system – accelerating time-to-value.
Since the public became aware of Heart Bleed there have been only a small number of Heart Bleed domains registered over the past week. 73 domains in total in the .com/.net space.
The Heartbleed.com site for being a week old has an Alexa:
25,648Rank in United States
4,670
Here are .com and .net domain names that have been registered this week that contain the word Heartbleed:
isitheartbleeding.com
heartbleedtest.com
ismyheartbleeding.com
doesmyheartbleed.com
heartbleed-fix.com
heartbleedbug.com
heartbleedchecker.com
heartbleedtester.com
heartbleedfix.com
fixheartbleed.com
stopheartbleed.com
reverseheartbleed.com
heartbleedbug.net
isheartbleedpatched.com
heartbleedtest.net
heartbleed-test.com
heartbleedcheck.com
heartbleedsucks.com
findheartbleednow.com
heartbleedscan.com
ihasheartbleed.com
heartbleedbugtest.com
heartbleedfixer.com
heartbleedsafe.com
heartbleedsecurity.com
heartbleedforusers.com
heartbleedstatus.com
heartbleedstatus.net
heartbleedconsultant.com
wwwheartbleed.com
heartbleedheader.com
heartbleedscanner.net
heartbleedscanner.com
heartbleedpatch.com
iheartbleed.com
wefixheartbleed.com
heartbleedcleaner.com
checkheartbleed.com
heartbleedcom.com
theheartbleed.com
heartbleedvulnerability.com
heartbleedhelp.com
heartbleedvulnerabilityscan.com
heartbleedpatches.com
heartbleedopenssl.com
whatisheartbleed.com
whatisheartbleedbug.com
heartbleedhawaii.com
heartbleed-ssl.com
heartbleedscan.net
heartbleedprotection.com
noheartbleed.com
nomoreheartbleeds.com
heartbleed-checker.com
heartbleedinfo.com
heartbleedcheckr.com
nomoreheartbleed.com
heartbleedvirus.com
heartbleeding.com
heartbleedvirus.net
antiheartbleed.com
heartbleedsecure.com
heartbleedverified.com
howmanyheartbleeds.com
heartbleedrepair.com
heartbleedjewelry.com
theheartbleedbug.com
detectheartbleed.com
fix-heartbleed.net
heartbleedcontrol.com
heartbleedaudit.com
heartbleedanalyzer.com
heartbleedbugfix.com
Heartbleedfixer.com was registered by a company from my area called ReEnhanced.com. They say, “I’ll patch your web server against the heartbleed vulnerability within 24 hours. 100% Money-back Guaranteed.”
Heartbeatfix.com has some info and a vulnerability checker.
Heart Bleed Vulnerability Checker
The latest security vulnerability has been announced, and it affects 70-90% of the internet. Usernames and passwords thought to be safe behind SSL can be easily read by a hacker with ease. Hackers can easily impersonate users with this bug. This is being called the BIGGEST security breach ever announced in technology. Are you affected? NOTE: DUE TO THE HIGH COST OF RESOURCES TO CHECK WE HAVE TO CHARGE A NOMINAL FEE. FUND SECURITY SO THIS DOESN’T HAPPEN AS EASY IN THE FUTURE.
HeartBleedinfo.com is a site that wants you to use Spy Hunter to check your computer system.
Oversee owned this domain till May 2012 – and let it expire then.
Before that is was owned by a company called “Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.” (never heard of them, is it a domainers outlet?) with an address in Virginia, the admin contact was in Fort Meade, Maryland.
Did your blood froze?
Here the unfreeze: Boot Allen Hamilton and NSA were just a teaser. But Oversee really had that domain.