As far as I can tell, saying "Nginx sucks at SSL" is actually not debatable and is indeed just plain wrong. Yes, the default SSL config uses a cipher that is, r

As far as I can tell, saying "Nginx sucks at SSL" is actually not debatable and is indeed just plain wrong. Yes, the default SSL config uses a cipher that is, relatively speaking, more computationally expensive than others. That doesn't mean Nginx "sucks at SSL." Don't like the default cipher? Great -- change it. I found the posts to be informative, but I get the impression that the "Nginx sucks at SSL" linkbait headline is what's rubbing folks the wrong way.