13 | | They are moving now, taking that opportunity. Mainly because XP is almost completely part of history. The guys who are still using it are not secured because they use outdated stuff. You cannot do anything for them from a security point of view: you said it yourself on the mailing list. |
14 | | Why is not nginx taking that opportunity too? |
| 13 | They are moving now, taking that opportunity. Mainly because XP is almost completely part of history. The guys who are still using it are not secured because they use outdated stuff. You cannot do anything for them from a security point of view: you said it yourself on the mailing list. It is the same for anyone/anything using SSLv3 and not knowing a bit of at least TLS v1.0 (which is also flawed). |
| 14 | Why is not nginx taking that opportunity to change things toward better security by getting rid of insane protocols? |