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The [[TLS Scanner|TLS-Scanner]] allows you to check the encryption protocol ([[Transport Layer Security|TLS]]) of your [[Server|servers]] for [[Schwachstellen/DE|vulnerability]]. If you are using an out-dated [[Verschlüsselung|encoding]] version or are relying on out-dated processes ([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kryptographisches_Primitiv kryptographische Primitive]), this will be detected by our scanner. The TLS scanner is also capable of detecting problems with the [[Zertifikate|certificate]] in use and inform you about weak key-lengths and [[Zertifikate#Was_tun.2C_wenn_ein_SSL-Zertifikat_abgelaufen_ist.3F|expired certificates]] that could enable an attacker to decrypt the communication between you and your customers. In addition, the TLS Scanner can test your [[Transport Layer Security|TLS-Implementierung]] for common attacks like [[Man-in-the-middle|Man-in-the-middle Angriff]] ([[Man-in-the-middle|Insecure Renegotiation]]), [[Poodle]] and [[Heartbleed-Vulnerability/EN/Background|Heartbleed]].
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The [[TLS Scanner/EN|TLS-Scanner]] allows you to check the encryption protocol ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security TLS]) of your servers for vulnerability. If you are using an out-dated encoding version or are relying on out-dated processes ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographic_primitive Cryptographic Primitive]), this will be detected by our scanner. The TLS scanner is also capable of detecting problems with the [[Certificate/EN|certificate]] in use and inform you about weak key-lengths and [[Zertifikate/DE#Was_tun.2C_wenn_ein_SSL-Zertifikat_abgelaufen_ist.3F|expired certificates (German only)]] that could enable an attacker to decrypt the communication between you and your customers. In addition, the TLS Scanner can test your TLS implementation for common attacks like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man-in-the-middle_attack man-in-the-middle-attack] (Insecure Renegotiation), Poodle and [[Heartbleed-Vulnerability/EN/Background|Heartbleed]].
  
 
'''''General:'''''
 
'''''General:'''''
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*[[Weakened-Encryption-Protocol/EN|CIPHERSUITE-EXPORT]]<br>
 
*[[Weakened-Encryption-Protocol/EN|CIPHERSUITE-EXPORT]]<br>
 
*[[Unencrypted-Communication/EN|CIPHERSUITE-NULL]]<br>
 
*[[Unencrypted-Communication/EN|CIPHERSUITE-NULL]]<br>
*[[Unsichere-Verschluesselungsfunktion-RC4/EN|CIPHERSUITE-RC4]]<br>
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4 CIPHERSUITE-RC4]<br>
 
*[[Weak-DES-Encryption-Protocol/EN|CIPHERSUITE-DES]]<br>
 
*[[Weak-DES-Encryption-Protocol/EN|CIPHERSUITE-DES]]<br>
 
*[[Encryption-Method-Client/EN|CIPHERSUITEORDER-ENFORCED]]
 
*[[Encryption-Method-Client/EN|CIPHERSUITEORDER-ENFORCED]]
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*[[Outdated-Protocol-Version-SSL2/EN|PROTOCOLVERSION-SSL2]]<br>
 
*[[Outdated-Protocol-Version-SSL2/EN|PROTOCOLVERSION-SSL2]]<br>
 
*[[Outdated-Protocol-Version-SSL3/EN|PROTOCOLVERSION-SSL3]]<br>
 
*[[Outdated-Protocol-Version-SSL3/EN|PROTOCOLVERSION-SSL3]]<br>
*[[PROTOCOLVERSION_TLS13|PROTOCOLVERSION-TLS13]]<br>
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security PROTOCOLVERSION-TLS13]<br>
 
'''''Attacks'':'''
 
'''''Attacks'':'''
 
*[[Bleichenbacher-Vulnerability/EN|BLEICHENBACHER-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Bleichenbacher-Vulnerability/EN|BLEICHENBACHER-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[CRIME-Vulnerability/EN|CRIME-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[CRIME-Vulnerability/EN|CRIME-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Heartbleed-Vulnerability/EN|HEARTBLEED-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Heartbleed-Vulnerability/EN|HEARTBLEED-VULNERABLE]]<br>
*[[Invalid-Curve-Ephemeral-Vulnerability/ENDE|INVALID-CURVE-EPHEMERAL-VULNERABLE]]<br>
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*[[Invalid-Curve-Ephemeral-Vulnerability/EN|INVALID-CURVE-EPHEMERAL-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Invalid-Curve-Vulnerability/EN|INVALID-CURVE-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Invalid-Curve-Vulnerability/EN|INVALID-CURVE-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Padding-Oracle-Vulnerability/EN|PADDING-ORACLE-VULNERABLE]]<br>
 
*[[Padding-Oracle-Vulnerability/EN|PADDING-ORACLE-VULNERABLE]]<br>

Version vom 6. Februar 2019, 14:55 Uhr


TLS-Scanner

The TLS-Scanner allows you to check the encryption protocol (TLS) of your servers for vulnerability. If you are using an out-dated encoding version or are relying on out-dated processes (Cryptographic Primitive), this will be detected by our scanner. The TLS scanner is also capable of detecting problems with the certificate in use and inform you about weak key-lengths and expired certificates (German only) that could enable an attacker to decrypt the communication between you and your customers. In addition, the TLS Scanner can test your TLS implementation for common attacks like man-in-the-middle-attack (Insecure Renegotiation), Poodle and Heartbleed.

General:

Zertifikate:

Encoding:

Protokolle:

Attacks: