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  Joe 7 years ago

  Yes it did because of this vulnerability. They get a heads up over us mere mortals 😜 so we have to wait for the statement before we can do anything about it.

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  Bandie 7 years ago

  @joe OpenSSL threw DES and 3DES out in its new version afaik.

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  Joe 7 years ago

  Well that's only been proven in TLS until the last few days. It isn't DES or 3DES on it's own. It still had an A+ rating on SSLLabs and was still parked as secure via the Mozilla Cipher suites... You will have never used it though as it would only have been very old browsers (IE8 on XP). All these are dead now.

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  Bandie 7 years ago

  @joe Brute forcable.

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  Joe 7 years ago

  @bandie??

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  Bandie 7 years ago

  Well.. DES and 3DES... ...... Joe. Pls.

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  Johnnynull 7 years ago

  Thanks for the heads up.

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  Dawn 7 years ago

  Oh that's ok then thanks. X

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  Joe 7 years ago

  Almost every website. It's not worth worrying about it though tbh. Your web browser will make sure your safe enough 😀

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  Dawn 7 years ago

  What sort of sites...

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  Joe 7 years ago

  No it probably wouldn't have affected you any way on Pjuu. They are just older cryptography but they're disables for us now. Not sure about other sites with higher traffic though

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  Dawn 7 years ago

  @joe is this bad? How does it effect us...

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