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You can't really be mad at a community that donates their free time to make the web a safer place. Moreover, the source to openSSL is OPEN. So, if you really care, go ahead and check ti out. But, I wonder if this could have all been avoided with proper firewall rules.
When sending a message, the tcp header checksum fails. In school, we learn never trust what a client gives you. All machines to a firewall are technically clients. Therefore, when a checksum fails, the firewall should drop the packet. End of story.
Am I wrong in this regard?