Poodle is a vulnerability in the SSL 3.0 protocol used in SSL encrypted communications. Officially, its reported as CVE-2014-3566. Detailed information on the attack can be found at any of the following sites:
Apigee allows the use of SSL 3.0 in the configuration of secure connections into the Apigee Edge platform. At the time of this announcement, Apigee is not aware of any active exploitation of this flaw. However, the protocol (SSL 3.0) is still vulnerable and its use should be deprecated as soon as possible for all Apigee customers.
Apigee recommends that all customers stop the use of SSL v3.0 in their configurations.
For cloud customers, this can be accomplished by opening a support ticket with Apigee Support and requesting your SSL configuration be updated to not allow SSL v3.0.
For on-premises customers, the change would need to be made where your SSL termination is done - often inside of a load balancer. The process to complete this will depend on the systems used for SSL and assistance should be obtained from your load balancer or SSL vendor.