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Your SSL Secrets Uncovered

Get Started with SSL Orchestrator SSL and its brethren TLS is becoming more prevalent to secure IP communications on the internet. It’s not just financial, health care or other sensitive sites, e...
Published Oct 18, 2016
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Mar 09, 2017

Hi,

 

In another article (https://devcentral.f5.com/s/articles/visibility-for-all-20468) there is one sentence that makes me wonder if this solution can work for any site using SSL/TLS or there are limitations: "Additionally, the SSL Orchestrator is able to selectively re-encrypt traffic without Forward Secrecy ciphers, enabling you to preserve existing architectures and investments in third-party technologies."

 

Is above mean that SSL Intercept is not possible for sites using Perfect Forward Secrecy?

 

Piotr