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The same people who never ever update their 20 year install have installed software which uses modern(ish) OpenSSL? That's very unlikely. Besides, since XP doe
by yyyk 5y ago
The same people who never ever update their 20 year install have installed software which uses modern(ish) OpenSSL? That's very unlikely.
Besides, since XP doesn't install IPv6 support by default (and these people never update), we should ditch IPv6 too?
No one wants to be bound by 20 year old never updated installs of ancient OSs, so let's not.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoThere's windows 7 too :)
- yyyk 5y agoAlso out of support, unless you have ESU. I think that if Microsoft ever does decide to support this extension there'll be a patch for all supported versions including via ESU - just like all supported relevant MS products got a TLS 1.2 patch, even the embedded Windows XP (POSReady 2009) got a TLS 1.2 patch.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoThis address shuffling is not a security patch, so would have near zero priority.