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Creating SSL sockets in Java using out-of-the-box APIs isn’t good enough

by Greg Turnquist | Jan 9, 2012 | java, ssl

Lately, I have had to work on a Java solution that involved locking down SSL. What do I mean by this? Quite simply, the list of default ciphers provided to Java’s SSLSocket/SSLServerSocket includes some really crazy choices. A few are low grade ciphers (40 bit...
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