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llmora / tolerantls

A scapy-based tester for TLS version involerance
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Different Error with Different Python Versions. #2

Closed shubham8agar closed 6 years ago

shubham8agar commented 6 years ago

With default python version in my system i.e. python2.7 following Error output

*# python2.7 tolerantls.py --host google.com [] Testing TLS version intolerance against google.com:443 Traceback (most recent call last): File "tolerantls.py", line 43, in main() File "tolerantls.py", line 25, in main p = TLSRecord(version=0x03EE) / TLSHandshakes(handshakes=[TLSHandshake() / NameError: global name 'TLSHandshakes' is not defined**

With python2.7 following Error output

*# python3 tolerantls.py --host google.com File "tolerantls.py", line 19 print "[] Testing TLS version intolerance against %s:%s" % (args.host, args.port) ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax**

llmora commented 6 years ago

Fixed the issue with python2.7 in HEAD (it was really an issue with the ssl-tls module downgrade). As for python3 support, neither scapy nor scapy-ssl_tls currently support python3.

Let us know if this resolves the issue please.

shubham8agar commented 6 years ago

Yeah.. checked it out and the issue has been fixed. Working fine.