BotQueue and Heartbleed

Have no fear, for the system is secure... well... almost. It's currently not vulnerable to Heartbleed, however we need to get new private keys because we have no way of knowing if they were compromised.

Looking at what information I have available, it doesn't seem like anything was really attacked, but then again, it's almost impossible to know with the heartbleed attack.

Zach Smith will have to regenerate keys for the server just in case they were compromised, but it looks like everything updated correctly and no one was affected. If you were affected, please let me know immediately!

 According to SSL Labs, we currently have an A- rating because of 2 issues I'm still working on improving.

Enjoy using BotQueue knowing it's secure!

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