Kazakhstan - the world's last SSLv2 superpower... and a country with potentially vulnerable last-mile internet infrastructure, (Wed, Jun 28th)

In my last Diary, we looked at internet-connected web servers, which still support SSL version 2.0. Since this cryptographic protocol was deprecated all the way back in 2011, one might not think that there would be many such devices left on the internet, nevertheless, we have shown that there still appear to be over 460,000 of them[1].

Article Link: https://isc.sans.edu/diary/rss/29988

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