version - Difference between OpenSSL 09.8z* and 1.0.1* -
openssl seems actively maintain 0.9.8 series, in 0.9.8zc , develop 1.x series @ same time.
can provide authoritative set of differences between 2 branches?
what protocols or features 1.0.1 series has 0.9.8-latest not , not?
openssl seems actively maintain 0.9.8 series
well, end-of-life, won't true in future. see openssl project roadmap.
can provide authoritative set of differences between 2 branches?
there's many difference point out. authoritative answer can lifted out of openssl changelog.
for example, changelog, see dtls 1.2 support added @ 1.0.2. here's how looks in log:
changes between 1.0.1k , 1.0.2
[lots of text between header , entry removed]
support dtls 1.2.
the heading changes between 1.0.1k , 1.0.2
means feature added after 1.0.1k. however, thet not mean available in 1.0.1i
. rather, means available in 1.0.2
.
what protocols or features 1.0.1 series has 0.9.8-latest not , not?
hashes other md5 , sha1 in handshakes, tls extensions sever_name, rfc 3161 support, rfc 4507 support, rfc 4279 support, dsa-224 , dsa-256, ecdsa-with-sha224/256/384/512, issuing distribution point crls, non-blocking ocsp request processing, elliptic curves extension (draft-ietf-tls-ecc-12.txt), supported point formats extension (draft-ietf-tls-ecc-12.txt), ecdh rsa certificates, dtls, etc.
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