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1492
Moderator
Oct 18, 2014

Protecting Your Browser Against The HTTPS SSL Flaw

Google just recently revealed a flaw in SSL 3.0 used in HTTPS to secure web connections. The SSL protocol is now 18 years old, and has been superseded by the more secure TLS(Transport Layer Security)....
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bwanshoom
Explorer
Oct 23, 2014
bcsdguy wrote:
1492 wrote:
All of my browser's indicated they were configured to accept an SSL 3.0 connection including IE 11, Firefox 33, and Chrome 38 which makes them potentially vulnerable. They're now configured to use only TLS for HTTPS connections.


What about chromebooks? Are they in need of reconfiguration?

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