openssl - Does this image means SSLv3 is enabled? -


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i see there tlsv1/sslv3, protocol used tlsv1.2.

any advice warming welcome.

this particular test doesn't show sslv3. new, <ver> cipher is line version of openssl's internal cipher description, same sslv3 , versions of tls (to date), , different sslv2 (which nobody should using today, openssl still has code support unless build option specified). correctly identified, value in protocol: protocol version negotiated.

but doesn't prove sslv3 disabled. server can support multiple protocol versions , choose 1 each connection, preferably , highest available, , servers do. openssl s_client default offers up to tlsv1.2, , server capable of tlsv1.2 agree that, server in case did. if client offers lower version server can either agree or reject it. poodle , similar attacks work tricking client offering sslv3 server agrees. if want test vulnerability, try s_client -ssl3 , see whether that produces session or not.


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