弱点扫瞄
弱点: SSL/TLS Service Supports Weak Protocol
Transport Layer Security (TLS), the successor to Secure Socket Layer (SSL), is a network protocol that encrypt communications between TLS servers (e.g., websites) and TLS clients (e.g., web browsers). Every communication is secured by a cipher suite: a combination of several algorithms working in concert. Networking protocols do not have a defined lifetime, but academics, researchers, and nation states are constantly evaluating them for weaknesses. Consensus on which protocols are untrustworthy evolves over time, and if communications are sent with a weak protocol then that communication can be altered or decrypted.
- Severity: High
- Risk: A TLS service was observed supporting weak protocols.
- Recommendation: Disable the protocols listed in the evidence column of the measurement.