As reported in #8 sslscan reports a cipher as rejected if a client certificate is required by the server but none is provided by the client. sslscan should also capture all occurring alerts to show more information why the ssl connection was rejected.
As reported in #8 sslscan reports a cipher as rejected if a client certificate is required by the server but none is provided by the client. sslscan should also capture all occurring alerts to show more information why the ssl connection was rejected.
See: http://www.openssl.org/docs/ssl/SSL_alert_type_string.html