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Thanks for your feedback. &nbsp; I don't fully track.<br />
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So are you saying that Qualys does not have the ability to find 3DES 192bit Ciphers? &nbsp;Can a rule be created to treat that cipher level as a Vulnerability?
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Hi,<br />
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Does anyone know if Qualys Vulnerability Scanner is able to detected the Ciphers that are active?<br />
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I am looking specifically for 192 3Des Ciphers in our environment. &nbsp;I was told Qualys does not track this.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,

Does anyone know if Qualys Vulnerability Scanner is able to detected the Ciphers that are active?

I am looking specifically for 192 3Des Ciphers in our environment.  I was told Qualys does not track this.

Thanks.

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