Microsoft has issued a statement saying their many online services and products like Skype, Office 365, Microsoft Azure, Yammer and others are not affected by the "Heartbleed" OpenSSL issue.



From Neowin:

The "Heartbleed" exploit in the OpenSSL cryptographic software has been getting a ton of media attention this week, The issue has caused many software companies to quickly patch their OpenSSL-based products, and website administrators are urging customers to change their passwords.

In the middle of all this, Microsoft has quietly issued a post on its security blog that claims users of its many online services don't have to worry about "Heartbleed". The post states that the company has conducted a review of its online services this week following the discovery of the OpenSSL flaw.

  Microsoft: Our online services are not affected by Heartbleed OpenSSL issue