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What form of encryption cipher does firefox 45.0 use?

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Lorijc
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We have a virtual terminal to process our credit card payments and are being told that they will be ending their support on RC4 encryption cipher. We have been asked to ensure that our browsers are up to date. I am running on Windows XP pro, Version 2002 service pack 3. My Firefox browser is 45.0 and says that it is up to date. I just would like to know what encryption cipher firefox uses to ensure that we will not lose access to our virtual terminal on March 31, 2016. many thanks, Lori

We have a virtual terminal to process our credit card payments and are being told that they will be ending their support on RC4 encryption cipher. We have been asked to ensure that our browsers are up to date. I am running on Windows XP pro, Version 2002 service pack 3. My Firefox browser is 45.0 and says that it is up to date. I just would like to know what encryption cipher firefox uses to ensure that we will not lose access to our virtual terminal on March 31, 2016. many thanks, Lori

Isisombululo esikhethiwe

hi, you can check what kind of cipher suites your browser supports on a site like https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/viewMyClient.html

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philipp
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Isisombululo Esikhethiwe

hi, you can check what kind of cipher suites your browser supports on a site like https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/viewMyClient.html

Lorijc
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Thank you for your reply, I believe this is the answer I was hoping for, Thank you Lorijc