Hopefully the services you connect to are patching their issues. One thing people should do is take this as a healthy wakeup call to recognize personal password policy. Using something like a password manager, not using the same password for all of your logins, changing your passwords, ensuring you have strong passwords, etc, are all things many people don't think is important.
I agree. My point of view was more form a host and provider than from a consumer of a service. There are a lot of devices have web server interfaces in them now that use SSL and that particular library. I spent a good deal of time last night upgrading firmware in routers that were affected.
This really isn't the case here. OpenSSL is widely used on sites small and large. I haven't seen very many banking institutions, but if you can get into Facebook and email of a person you are really a couple of steps away from being able to log into a person's bank account. I'd be willing to wager at least 90% of people reuse passwords. Box.com and Dropbox were hit too. How many people you think keep financial related documents there?
