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Which means you shouldn't trust that A+ single metric without actually looking at the browser list or testing it yourself. I just opened your site on Debian uns
by edwintorok 12y ago
Which means you shouldn't trust that A+ single metric without
actually looking at the browser list or testing it yourself.
I just opened your site on Debian unstable with latest
Iceweasel/Firefox 24.5.0, and I get connected via RC4.
Arguably thats also NSS's fault for implementing TLS1.2 so late, but still...
My site only gets an "A" rating, but Firefox actually connects using ECDHE-RSA-AES256-SHA. I use this cipherlist
HIGH:!SSLv2:!aNULL:!3DES
Which one is more secure?
- vilda 12y agoThe difference between A and A+ is in Strict-Transport-Security HTTP header.