RFC 7525

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RFC 7525 is an IETF Best Current Practice document that provides recommendations for securely configuring Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Datagram TLS (DTLS) for Internet protocols.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF Best Current Practice document
Request for Comments
abbreviation DTLS NERFINISHED
TLS NERFINISHED
addresses DTLS protocol versions
TLS protocol versions
certificate validation
cipher suite selection
key exchange mechanisms
operational considerations for DTLS
operational considerations for TLS
aimsTo improve security of Internet protocols using TLS and DTLS
appliesTo applications using DTLS
client implementations of TLS
server implementations of TLS
area Security
BCPNumber BCP 195 NERFINISHED
category Best Current Practice
documentType Best Current Practice (BCP) NERFINISHED
focusesOnProtocol Datagram Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED
Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED
hasSuccessor RFC 9325 NERFINISHED
intendedFor existing applications updating TLS configurations
new applications using TLS
language English
obsoletedBy RFC 9325 NERFINISHED
provides guidance on secure configuration of DTLS
guidance on secure configuration of TLS
recommendations for application developers
recommendations for protocol designers
recommendations for system administrators
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
publisher RFC Editor NERFINISHED
scope general-purpose DTLS usage on the Internet
general-purpose TLS usage on the Internet
standardsBody IETF NERFINISHED
status Best Current Practice
stream Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
title Recommendations for Secure Use of Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) NERFINISHED
topic Internet security
cryptographic protocols
secure communication
updates security guidance for use of TLS in Internet protocols

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RFC 8996 obsoletes RFC 7525