This is a cross post from the G-SEC blog
My professional and private commitments made it difficult to maintain a healthy blogging style, I am trying to get back to some blogging on a more regular basis.
My professional and private commitments made it difficult to maintain a healthy blogging style, I am trying to get back to some blogging on a more regular basis.
Quick Update:
- G-SEC does no longer operate on a commercial basis, for those that want to join the G-SEC Team and blogging platform drop me (Thierry) a mail.
- I updated the "TLS/SSL hardening and compatibility Report" to 2011
TLS/SSL hardening and compatibility Report 2011
Notable Changes:
- Chrome moved from SCHANNEL to NSS, this move enhances the cipher-suites available to XP systems considerably (compared to IE) but loosing the TLS 1.1 and 1.2 capability of later Windows Operation Systems.
- Added OPERA cipher-suites
Note: I have not re-tested all browsers completely, if you find errors please let me know. The report is available for download here
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