SSL/TLS Vulnerability Cheat Sheet
A reference guide that documents known vulnerabilities in SSL/TLS protocol versions and cipher suites. The cheat sheet identifies vulnerable SSL/TLS versions including: - SSLv2: Susceptible to exposure, tampering, man-in-the-middle attacks, and Bleichenbacher '98 attack - SSLv3: Vulnerable to BEAST and POODLE attacks that can decrypt data - TLSv1.0: Susceptible to BEASTly attacks for data decryption - DROWN vulnerability: Allows data decryption through key reuse across TLS versions The resource also covers vulnerable cipher suites, specifically NULL ciphers that enable real-time exposure and tampering of data. This reference material serves as a quick lookup guide for security professionals to identify insecure SSL/TLS configurations and understand associated attack vectors.
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