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Security Protocols and Ciphers for HTTPS and VPNsHTTPS uses security protocols and ciphers, but only a few of them are acceptable anymore. Too many websites, critical services, and VPN connections are still using fully deprecated protocols and ciphers. As of 4/30/2014, NIST in the SP-800 guidance set published that TLS 1.1 should be the minimum used. Therefore anything not running at least TLS 1.1 more than four years later is an indication that those who provide that equipment or service do not care about keeping their systems consistent with international security standards. Most government resources disabled TLS 1.0 in February 2017 because of the insecurity of it as a protocol. PCI, Hitech security act, GLBA, and most other regulation called for TLS 1.0 to be disabled as of June 2018. Microsoft is turning off all TLS prior to 1.2 in October 2018. Trend disabled TLS 1.0 in March 2017. |
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