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So, we've waited for years for IBM to update Domino's SSL/TLS implementation. There have been other ideas on this expressed.
Now, it seems that the implementation is vulnerable... and since we don't have current TLS options, we have no native Domino solution. It realllly looks like neglect, but perhaps there's a better expression.
Update: John James has something useful to say about the SSL/TLS vulnerability here.
Craig Wiseman September 21st, 2011 11:46:25 AM
1) IBM... PLEASE update Domino’s SSL/TLS. It’s stuck in ancient times and vulnerable.
Domino has always been considered a highly secured server. So, IBM is coming out with the XWorks Server, but with this security flaw how do we promote it.