Quote from: WolfLee84 on July 31, 2016, 01:49:50 PM

Thanks for the quick reply Soopy452000, as I've read the entire OpenSSL site for years now & keep up on each update. Only reason why I ask, because of testing more than 5000+ of these applications (same as Operating Systems with all their Package^s & just wondering why OpenSSL "git" passed on so many of them. It's very simple to update 1 line of code to the newest with all the bugs in the worldwide net "fixed or improved", but as said before I'm no network specialist or anything Wink

https://www.openssl.org/news/newslog.html

07-Apr-2014
Security Advisory: Heartbeat overflow issue.
07-Apr-2014
OpenSSL 1.0.1g is now available, including bug and security fixes

//There have been many flaws in OpenSSL since 2014, just not Giant Bugs & or anything like the HeartBleed

I agree with you when it comes to not having giant bugs on OpenSSL since 2014 or anything like HeartBleed at all. And I m going leave it at that I have more faith in the blockchain technology than OpenSSL. Haha.
Regards to your suggestion surely I'll make a version update , just so to make everyone happy about a version upgrade.

Thank you very much for your kind suggestions and thoughts.

Warm Regards,
~SoopY~