Explicitly preclude earlier than TLS 1.2#27
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woodbe wants to merge 1 commit intocommoncriteria:masterfrom
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Explicitly preclude earlier than TLS 1.2#27woodbe wants to merge 1 commit intocommoncriteria:masterfrom
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The current text would preclude supporting any updates to 1.2, 1.3 or future releases without an update to the Package. This explicitly precludes the use of anything older than 1.2 but would still allow support for future versions without causing problems that may require special operating modes to block certain functions (and potentially break a lot of access).
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This is still applicable to the 2.1 version of the package |
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Just added this same change (plus another instance of it for DTLS) into branch 50-fcs_tlsc_ext14-updates): 443ff9d |
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The current text would preclude supporting any updates to 1.2, 1.3 or future releases without an update to the Package. This explicitly precludes the use of anything older than 1.2 but would still allow support for future versions without causing problems that may require special operating modes to block certain functions (and potentially break a lot of access).
From the engineers who helped develop TLS 1.3: