Hi Amnon!
IIRC, enabling TLSv1 in IE5 would result in not being able to connect to
such a buggy server, which I assume would be for the same reason as with
s_client.
IE6 however seems to be able to connect, which I think (although this is
only me guessing here) is due to it detecting the "bad ma
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amnonc> From: Oscar Jacobsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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amnonc> Subject: Re: SSL3_GE
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Subject: Re: SSL3_GET_RECORD:bad mac decode on SSLv23
Hi!
I *think* the problem you are describing is actually on the server side.
IIRC this is because your s_client by default will attempt to use TLS
1.0 (SSL 3.1), which the server incorrectly parses as
Hi!
I *think* the problem you are describing is actually on the server side.
IIRC this is because your s_client by default will attempt to use TLS
1.0 (SSL 3.1), which the server incorrectly parses as SSL 3.0 (ignoring
the minor version number).
TLS 1, which s_client assumes both parties have a
