[email protected] wrote:
Did OpenSSL version 0.9.6b support SSL3/TLS1? If not, what version of
OpenSSL contained support for SSL3/TLS1.
I'm assuming you mean SSL3.1/TLS1 (as that is the right version to use) and in
which case the answer is that every release of OpenSSL has contained TLS1 support.
The support for additional extensions and other evolving features have varied
between the releases so if that level of detail is required you'll need to be
more specific.
cvs log ssl/tls1.h
revision 1.1
date: 1998-12-21 20:55:57 +1000; author: rse; state: Exp;
branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision
Showing the original import of SSLeay into what formed the OpenSSL CVS
repository.
Now if your question is what release *should* you be working with now if you
want to use TLS1 then the FAQ and the various announcements make that clear -
the current release as announced is the right one to be using absent a specific
reason to pick an earlier release. If you select anything other than the current
release then you need to confirm the application of all relevant security
patches to the release you select.
Tim.
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