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The "official" names of the ciphersuites have always been in the underscore format, the dash format was something OpenSSL invented. I guess with TLS 1.3 changin
by MrRadar 7y ago
The "official" names of the ciphersuites have always been in the underscore format, the dash format was something OpenSSL invented. I guess with TLS 1.3 changing all the cipher names anyways they decided to just use the standard names to avoid the confusion that comes from their own separate naming scheme.