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Security protocol components for C |
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SSL_FEATURE options that can be used to enable/disable cipher suites at run time.
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| #define | SSL_FEATURE_DH |
| Switches on/off all cipher suites that require Diffie-Hellman. More... | |
| #define | SSL_FEATURE_DSA |
| Switches on/off all cipher suites that require the Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA). More... | |
| #define | SSL_FEATURE_ALLOW_ENULL |
Switches on/off all cipher suites that require NULL encryption. More... | |
| #define | SSL_FEATURE_ALLOW_ANULL |
| Switches on/off all cipher suites that require anonymous authentication. More... | |
| #define | SSL_FEATURE_ALLOW_ADH |
| Switches on/off all cipher suites that require anonymous Diffie-Hellman authentication. More... | |
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Switches on/off all cipher suites that require anonymous Diffie-Hellman authentication. The feature is turned off by default. Enabling anonymous authentication allows the protocol to select cipher suites which do not authenticate the peer before transmitting data across the SSL connection. This feature may be useful for implementations where only encryption is required. |
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Switches on/off all cipher suites that require anonymous authentication. The feature is turned off by default. Enabling anonymous authentication allows the protocol to select cipher suites which do not authenticate the peer before transmitting data across the SSL connection. This feature may be useful for implementations where only encryption is required. |
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Switches on/off all cipher suites that require |
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Switches on/off all cipher suites that require Diffie-Hellman. The feature is turned on by default. Disabling Diffie-Hellman prevents the protocol from selecting any cipher suites that use Diffie-Hellman certificates or authentication (including ephemeral modes, but not including anonymous Diffie-Hellman mode). |
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Switches on/off all cipher suites that require the Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA). The feature is turned on by default. Disabling the DSA prevents the protocol from selecting any cipher suites that use Digital Signature Standard (DSS) authentication. |