> > Wait, are you saying that OpenSSL 1.1.0 no longer implements all the > > known SSL/TLS versions (some of which are disabled by default because > > of security)? > > > > That would mean it is no longer a full featured TLS and SSL toolkit? SSlv2 is a bug, not a feature :) Perhaps less flippantly, OpenSSL 1.0.2 is a long-term supported release and fully supports SSLv2 if configured to do so. So OpenSSL can still claim to be a full-featured TLS and SSL toolkit with a straight face.
