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RE: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)?
From: "Steven Lundberg" <slundberg () fnbbemidji com>
Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 12:23:06 -0500
I use Foundstone's SSLDigger to test my SSL servers.
-----Original Message----- From: dallas jordan [mailto:dallas.jordan () gmail com] Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 2:46 PM To: contrera () eig unige ch Cc: security-basics () securityfocus com Subject: Re: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? I believe you can use OpenSSL from the command line in linux to connect to the server with different encryption strengths set and see if the server will accept any of them. On 12 Sep 2005 14:07:29 -0000, contrera () eig unige ch <contrera () eig unige ch> wrote:Hi, I'm looking for a tool that will allow me to specify whichcipher suites i want to put in my client HELLO.I want to test if my SSL servers allows ciphers with "only" 40bits. Thanks for the infos-- Dallas Jordan CCNA, CISSP
Current thread:
- Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? contrera (Sep 12)
- Re: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? dallas jordan (Sep 13)
- RE: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? Steven Lundberg (Sep 13)
- Re: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? Thierry Zoller (Sep 13)
- RE: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? Steven Lundberg (Sep 13)
- Re: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? Cam Fischer (Sep 13)
- RE: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? Carl Davis (Sep 16)
- Re: Any tool for testing SSL servers (by modifying client HELLO)? dallas jordan (Sep 13)