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I know it has been a huge pain in the ass for some applications that use older ODBC drivers when Azure made TLS 1.2 the default for Azure SQL databases.
by thrower123 5y ago
I know it has been a huge pain in the ass for some applications that use older ODBC drivers when Azure made TLS 1.2 the default for Azure SQL databases.
- brinox 5y agoI don't want to know what other security holes exist in applications that don't even support TLS 1.2.
- selfhoster11 5y agoSometimes it's the OS that is obsolete: modern versions of Chrome (from questionable sources) can run just fine in Windows XP, but any application that depends on the OS for its TLS support will be greatly disappointed that XP is now effectively locked out of modern crypto due to lack of updates.