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The Heartbleed vulnerability incident directly gave rise to the Linux Foundation's Core Infrastructure Initiative (now OpenSSF).
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VerifiedThe Heartbleed vulnerability existed in the OpenSSL codebase for more than two years before being discovered, directly leading to the establishment of the Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII, later evolved into OpenSSF).78% similarUnverifiedThe 2014 Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL exposed the dire funding situation of core open-source maintainers67% similarUnverifiedThe Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL and the Log4Shell vulnerability in Log4j exposed systemic issues of insufficient maintenance resources for critical open-source projects.65% similarUnverifiedOpen Source Security Foundation（OpenSSF）于2020年成立，推出了Scorecard、Sigstore等工具65% similarUnverifiedThe Heartbleed vulnerability lay dormant in the OpenSSL codebase for approximately two years, while the GHOST vulnerability (CVE-2015-0235) in glibc lay dormant for approximately 14 years.64% similar
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