От: | jyuyjiyuijyu | ||
Дата: | 24.03.15 15:49 | ||
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IE8 is the last version of IE to run on Windows XP. It appears to use the OS's crypto libraries
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/97421/does-ie6-support-aes-256-bit-encryption
E7 and IE8 support AES but only on Vista or better. I've confirmed that they don't on Windows XP. Best IE8 on XP does is RC4 or 3DES.
Hello,
There is nothing wrong or out of date here. The thing is that Vista supports AES256 and AES128, but given the choice of the two will pick AES128 for speed over security. XP doesn’t support AES at all by default.
In your web server, you specified only 2 possible ciphers — and the only AES one you allow is AES256. Thus, given the choice between AES256 and RC4, Vista will happily choose AES256. XP will choose RC4 as it does not support AES. This is what you see. However, if you included AES128 in your list of allowed ciphers, then Vista would use that instead of AES256.
От: | vorona | ||
Дата: | 25.03.15 11:18 | ||
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