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Many companies are trying to make their websites safe atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith a new Internet bug called Heartbleed. It is like a hole atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith the security atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith websites that hackers can use to get private information. The bug was atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith security software used atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith most Internet sites. Millions atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith sites used the software after it became available atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith New Year's Eve, 2011. The bug was in it then but was only found last week. The big sites, like Google, Yahoo, YouTube, Amazon, etc., quickly made a patch to fix the bug. However, many small sites and thousands atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith apps are still atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith risk. It is still possible for hackers to access passwords and other confidential information. Hackers already broke atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith Canada's tax system and stole 900 passwords.

Internet security experts say more than a third of people who use the Android Jelly Bean OS are still waiting atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith a patch. Google has made all atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith its other services safe, such as Search, Gmail, YouTube and Play, but is working atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith its partners to create a fix atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith Jelly Bean. BlackBerry is also working to release a patch atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith its users later this week. Meanwhile, the man who accidentally created the bug spoke atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith reporters. He said: "I am responsible atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith the error because I wrote the code." He added: "Unfortunately, this mistake also slipped atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith the review process and therefore made its way atbyforfrominintoofonthroughtowith the released version." He said it was a "simple programming error".