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Determine which SSL Ciphers are running on your site
To determine which SSL Ciphers your site supports, you can run this (rather intrusive) nmap command:nmap -sV –script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443 <hostname> From the command line on the server, you can run this command:sslscan -show-ciphers <hostname>:443
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Browser-Side Caching with Apache
Browser-side caching relies on HTTP headers to know whether or not the content it has in its local cache is still valid. If it is, then it uses the local copy, rather than downloading the file from the server again. … Continue reading
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