New Python rule checks for ssl use with no timeout #609
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The ssl.get_server_certificate function has a timeout parameter that defaults to the global timeout which itself defaults to None. When the value is None, the socket blocks forever.
Note: the timeout parameter wasn't added till Python 3.10. To fix this on earlier Python versions, someone would need to adjust the global timeout value.
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