I noticed in the latest deployed version of SSL Labs that it no longer reports PCI or FIPS compliance. Was this change intentional? If so, can you share the reason?
I noticed in the latest deployed version of SSL Labs that it no longer reports PCI or FIPS compliance. Was this change intentional? If so, can you share the reason?
In development version no more PCI and FIPS tests. Intentional?
Yes, it's intentional. They are not really useful yet require maintenance and support time that I prefer to spend elsewhere.
This is disappointing, because I would run this test prior to running my paid-per-use PCI service to minimize costs. Please consider bringing it back.
The results were just simple "Yes" and "No", and got deleted 1 month ago. Yes, it may be good to have everything in one place, but the world changes every day.
Oh, you know what? sslcheck.globalsign.com still checks those things! And it is also free! Yay!
Thank you!
Just a note it looks like GlobalSign has some old SSLlabs test... No POODLE check, no SHA-1 check... so an old test. But I do like there presentation of test it is very interesting, easy to read specially for newbies.
In development version no more PCI and FIPS tests. Intentional?