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TLS1.3 on older linux distro

TLS1.3 is not commonly supported on older distro due to slow adaptation of new version of openssl. To get around that, we can compile libressl from source. Here is how I did it on AmazonLinux2.

apache-2.2.34 and openssh-8.2p1 on EL6

Red Hat backports fixes and keep package versions as they are. At times, security scanners are not smart enough to know that. They’d complain the packages are out of date. Making it worse, apache 2.2 has reached EOL since 2018. And even though openssh is now on version 8.2, one will still find version 5.3…

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