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I'm setting up a service with post-quantum algorithms and I'd like to be able to detect correct setup with sslscan.
Would you accept a contribution that allows printing post-quantum algorithms?
And is it correct that I just need to update the list in testSupportedGroups()?
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Would you accept a contribution that allows printing post-quantum
algorithms?
I'm not the maintainer, but I'd say this would be an important
addition.
And is it correct that I just need to update the list in
testSupportedGroups()?
I think I wrote that function, but I don't remember everything that
would be necessary. There's only one way to find out!
Also, if you share how exactly you set up your test lab, that could
help us with future testing. Thanks!
Certainly no objections here - although I'm afraid that sslscan isn't a project I have a huge amount of time for ATM.
Proper support (i.e. the ability to make actual connections) would probably need to come from OpenSSL. But we do some of our own handshake stuff, so it may be possible to just hack it in there.
As well as testSupportedGroups() we also have a hard-coded list of groups in checkIfTLSVersionIsSupported() - so that might also need updating.
I'm setting up a service with post-quantum algorithms and I'd like to be able to detect correct setup with sslscan.
Would you accept a contribution that allows printing post-quantum algorithms?
And is it correct that I just need to update the list in
testSupportedGroups()
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: