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The Internet was introduced to the Heartbleed bug earlier this week, and companies and consumers have been scrambling ever since. As websites work to protect themselves, we continue to learn more about this security flaw. Fast Company explains Heartbleed’s strange emblem (because since when does a computer bug have a logo?), and The Wall Street Journal discusses a new problem that surfaced late in the week. But despite all the fear, there is some good news to be found. Re/code has more on that.

Man who introduced serious ‘Heartbleed’ security flaw denies he inserted it deliberately
— The Sydney Morning Herald

NSA said to exploit Heartbleed bug for intelligence for years
— Bloomberg Businessweek

NSA denies it used ‘Heartbleed’ bug to gather intelligence
— NBC

Why the security bug Heartbleed has a catchy logo
— Fast Company

Heartbleed bug found in Cisco routers, Juniper gear
— The Wall Street Journal

The first good news about the Heartbleed bug emerges
— Re/code

How to check if a site is safe from ‘Heartbleed’
— The Atlantic