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RE: SSL 2.0 enabled or disabled?


From: "Dimitris Petropoulos" <D.Petropoulos () encode-sec com>
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 16:03:19 +0300


Does anyone know of a tool that can scan a web server to 
determine which version of SSL is being used?  nmap?  nessus?

This can easily be achieved by simply using a browser, provided that the
browser allows you to define the version of SSL/TLS to use. For example,
in Interner Explorer's Advanced Internet Options one can enable SSL v2
and disable SSL v3 and TLS v1 and try to connect to a website. If the
connection is successful then the web server allows SSL v2. Some
browsers (e.g. Mozilla) go even further and allow you to specify
specific ciphersuites for each SSL/TLS version, making therefore testing
of server SSL/TLS settings easier.

Best regards,

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Dimitrios Petropoulos
MSc InfoSec, CISSP

Director, Security Research & Development
 
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