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Published Jun. 30, 2025

Chances of vulnerabilities like SWEET32

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Apsara Raheja

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Issue

  • How to fix the following vulnerability of the old cipher suites while performing the security test?
    • Description: "SSL connection to the site is made using old ciphers and this is considered weak at the current time. These ciphers can be decoded to reveal the information and could lead to other potential attacks and vulnerabilities like SWEET32"

Environment

  • Liferay PaaS

Resolution

  • This vulnerability is found when the old version of TLS/SSL is not disabled. However, once the old version of TLS/SSL is disabled, the old cipher suites vulnerability should be resolved.

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