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Mod edit: I changed the topic title to be more informative, Captainsticks.
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Hi drensmith,
You need to add the entire following line to the target field. Copy and paste the following.
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Comodo\Dragon\dragon.exe” --ssl-version-min=tls1
Kind regards.
added it and it took…but i did uninstall cis,then reinstall before i did it. thanks c’aptain
You are welcome, it is good to hear all is OK now. :-TU
Here is a fix, in case if you open an url file or an html file:
download txt file “TLSFIX.txt” from bottom of message (settings for Chromium, Dragon and Chrome);
And also modify the settings for Internet Explorer, because some programs use it …
Internet Properties → Advanced [Tab] → Under “Security” branch, uncheck [ Use SSL 3.0 ]
POODLE Disabling SSLv3 Support in Browsers
https://www.poodletest.com
"[u][b]captainsticks[/b][/u]" for how long do we have to use this? on which versions of browsers does this applies? Shouldn't we use --ssl-version-min and --ssl-version-max ?
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Hi bluery,
I would expect SSL 3 support to be disabled by default in CD 39 and support to be completely removed in CD 40.
Is there some unforeseen benefits from restricting/limiting the max TLS version?
Thanks.
i thought the flash issue in ver 7 was fixed,only have it re appear in ver 8 was crazy, but i dont look a free hoarse in the mouth
Are you talking about CIS instead of Dragon?
i believe its in dragon. but i am running cis 8
What do you mean with Flash issue? Could you start your own topic about this? You are currently hijacking a none related topic.
sorry,shockwave keeps crashing
new attack