- little bit more robust for strange keysize and dh bits
- added ecdsa-with-SHA256 to Signature Algorithm
- FIX: no TLS1+SSL3 resulted in no output for BEAST
- FIX#92
- FIX for TLS time (difftime was too small for local clock skew)
- warning for freebsd/macosx w/o ports need now a "yes"
- TLS 1.0 not offered is not bold anymore
- output weirdness fixed for cipher order in spdy
- FIX: 2 occurrances of OPENSSL calls had a hostname instead of an IP address
- FIX: starttls protocol correctly displayed
- NEW added duplicate detection for header flags
- NEW: added four GOST cipher to standard socket handshake
- recommends if openssl 1.0.2 is used and results were strange and IIS6 --> run wqith openssl 1.0.1
- declared some global vars as readonly
to =< 1.0.1) finding the right protocol before
- hints for IIS6+openssl 1.0.2 non-conformity #99
- version bumped up to 2.4rc2
- better formatting for BSD in cipher order
- FIX: 2x bug for cipher order + sslv2
- preambel revisited
- http date
- cipher list in preferences
- GET_REQ11 now closes the connection
- openssl_age comes afeter the banner so that help doesn't need to go thru this
- uname -s ==> SYSTEM
- X-Powered-By is easy to remove (PHP, ASP.NET), thus labelled as yellow
- same X-AspNet-Version (version # itself is brown)
- better addressed address resolution failures ;-)
- bumped up version to 2.4rc1
- feature: integrated TLS+HTTP time into server defaults
- NEW: option: -U/vulnerable
- moved explanation for BREACH into result
- FREAK and CCS are not labled experimental anymore
- unifying of get request headers
- readability of help
- introducng a variable name LONG which for certain funcs shows broad output with hexc, cipher, KX, etc.
- FIX: regression not showing security headers
- introducing VULN_THRESHLD
(timeout was faster then socket resply)
- FIX: CORS header not labeled as green
- NEW: Now also STARTTLS works with all cmd line options and is absolutely doing the same stuff!
(integrated starttls() into parse_hn_port() )
- option --mx needed to be changed because of starttls
- regression fix: exec for socket doesn't play nice with stderr redirect
(probably bash bug)
- added some env options to cmd line as long args (--assuming-http,--ssl_native,
--color, debug, --sneaky, --warnings)
- threw away getent as it doesn't work under Linux && not network && localhost
(replaced by grep)
- SSL-POODLE is not labeled anymore experimental
- HB+CCS are called while checking STARTTLS but given a hint that its not yet supported
- added more env vars to debug output
- cleanups
- FIX regression: capitalized/all lowercase headers weren't detected
- if socksend is blocked (IDS) output looks better and is reported as test didn't succeed
- no secure cookie or Httponly will be marked as brown
- tput color yellow is now brown
Dirk Wetter