Heartbleed enables attackers to inject malicious packets that permanently alter firmware on network routers.

Heartbleed allows attackers to retrieve private encryption keys directly from disk storage.

Heartbleed only affects client-side web browsers and does not impact servers.

Heartbleed works by bypassing all firewall and intrusion detection systems automatically.

Heartbleed requires physical access to the server to connect a debugging device.

Heartbleed spreads automatically to other servers once one server is compromised.

Heartbleed can expose sensitive data such as session cookies, passwords, and private keys stored in server RAM.

Heartbleed allows attackers to decrypt past captured traffic only if forward secrecy was not enabled.

Heartbleed manipulates DNS records to redirect users to malicious websites.

Heartbleed exploits a flaw in the TLS heartbeat extension to leak process memory from a server.