[openssl-dev] [openssl.org #3669] Abandoning SSL sockets.

[Joe Bundley via RT]

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Content preview:  Hello OpenSSL staff. I was wondering if you guys were going
   to drop SSL and just use TSL or some other advance encryption methods, soon?
   The reason why I am asking is because SSL 3.0 was proven to be insecure and
   recommended not to be used anymore. I hope you guys have plans for better
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