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The TLS v1.0 cryptographic protocol, released in 1999, has various known vulnerabilities and security experts have recommended to disable it for a while now. However, Panorays research into 1,150 organizations (with a total of 29,000 websites) shows that 52% of organizations still use TLS v1.0 throughout all of their websites. A further 45% of organizations had at least one website...
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