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Sure, but if you deprecated TLS 1.2 today, you'd have to make sure that all devices that are less than 7 years old will get the update.
by pvorb 5y ago
Sure, but if you deprecated TLS 1.2 today, you'd have to make sure that all devices that are less than 7 years old will get the update.
- iso1631 5y agoIs anyone talking about deprecating TLS 1.2 before 2025? (TLS 1.3 being specified in 2018 )
- oaiey 5y agoTLS standards are deprecated by vulnerabilities not new Features.
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- iso1631 5y agoIf phones normally receive say 2 years of updates, any phone built since 2016 - thus eol in 2023, should support it (chrome/firefox were supporting tls 1.3 in 2017) - i.e in the next 18 months. A vulnerability in TLS1.2 would need to be fixed (by implementing TLS1.3) in 7 years under "security patching".
- bbarnett 5y agoOne thing, sometimes phones are released, but manufactured for 2 or 3 years, plus sit on store shelves for a year after that. Today, you can often find such new phones on sale, yet already? No security updates. End of support. So the life of a phone model before you even buy it new, may be years...