On 14 August 2016 at 09:14, Benjamin Peterson wrote:
> Correctness of TLS certificate verification is known to depend deeply on
> distribution. Python began to verify certificates by default only in in
> version 2.7.9. Many OS distributions (in particular, Ubuntu) did not
>
On Aug 13, 2016, at 04:14 PM, Benjamin Peterson wrote:
>Correctness of TLS certificate verification is known to depend deeply on
>distribution. Python began to verify certificates by default only in in
>version 2.7.9. Many OS distributions (in particular, Ubuntu) did not
>enable verification for
Correctness of TLS certificate verification is known to depend deeply on
distribution. Python began to verify certificates by default only in in
version 2.7.9. Many OS distributions (in particular, Ubuntu) did not
enable verification for their stable distributions for backwards
compatibility
Hello,
We are experimenting with a tool for inspecting how well languages and
libraries support server certificate verification when establishing TLS
connections.
We are getting rather confusing results in our first major shootout of
bundled CPython 2 and 3 versions in major, still supported OS