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A BEAST attack is a client-side (web browser) attack based on rendering Web pages and executing JavaScript on them. The issue should be mitigated client side by using up an up to date browser.
The only known mitigation from the Web server side is to use RC4 or allow only TLS 1.1/1.2. Due to weaknesses in RC4, this is not a valid mitigation and RC4 ciphers are disabled from 2.5.915.
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Created on: 2/23/2016 Last Update on: 5/7/2023
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