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Somewhat related: I went to check something on my home router for the first time in months and learned that: a) it uses an old version of SSL to serve up its a
by krupan 10y ago
Somewhat related: I went to check something on my home router for the first time in months and learned that:
a) it uses an old version of SSL to serve up its admin page
b) all modern browsers refuse to load that page and no longer offer an override
I had to dig up and load an old unpatched browser so I could turn off SSL completely on my router so I can continue to administer it. Am I more secure now? I'm not sure.
- zokier 10y agoA better option would have been to use something like sslstrip/sslsplit/mitmproxy to strip/bump the SSL connection. Admittedly the situation is bit unfortunate, but there aren't really many good solutions when dealing with broken crypto.