Re: Encryption Level of web site

["Nick Diotte" <ndiotte () wincom net>]

Patrick,

Just though I'd send this to the list as well.  What I think your asking can
be done with netcraft.com.  You can use the "What's this site running?", and
once that results load you can use "look for an SSL site at domainname.com?".
 This will list all the SSL ciphers supported by the webserver.  However this
will only work if you are scanning a world routable IP.

As for utilities, I don't know any off the top of my head, but maybe others
on the list do.  Maybe ID Serve from http://grc.com can do it?

> Greetings,
>
> Ok thank you for the information, but i am searching for a >way to make a query
on a remote WebServer (One i don't have >acces to)  to know, what are the permited
encryption on it ?. 
> If it is possible to talk to a https server that support 40 >bits encryption..
> So i can tell the client: Your server >should support only 128 bits.. 
>
> DO you know of a Script or way to know that ?
>
> Without looking at the Config files? 
>
> Thank you again for your time,..
>
> Patrick

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