Configuring the SSL and TLS connections allowed by ZXTMThe Payment Card Industry, including Visa and Mastercard, require banks, merchants and Member Service Providers to protect cardholder information by adhering to a strict set of security standards. The Payment Card Industry security standard (PCI) includes MasterCard's Site Data Protection (SDP) program and Visa's Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP). Selecting the SSL and TLS ciphers and protocols usedTo fully comply with the security standards outlined by the Payment Card Industry you will need to restrict the SSL ciphers and protocol versions that ZXTM allows clients to use:
Disabling Weak SSL3 Ciphers in ZXTM Navigate to:
Enter the below ciphers:
Disabling SSL version 2 for client connections in ZXTM Navigate to:
Disable the setting ssl!support_ssl2. SSL version 2 has known weaknesses. Enabling TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in ZXTM Navigate to:
Enable the settings ssl!support_tls1 and ssl!support_tls1.1. Disabling SSL2 in the Zeus Admin Interface In $ZEUSHOME/admin/global.cfg enter:
Disabling Weak SSL3 ciphers in the ZXTM Administrator Interface In $ZEUSHOME/admin/global.cfg insert, on one continous line:
Please remember to re-start your admin server. We recommend using:
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Comment from:
Jake van Schaik [Visitor]
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Typo: "continous" should be "continuous" ;)
Thanks for the useful article
Comment from:
Brian Clark [Visitor]
It would be nice to see more information from Zeus about PCI compliance using ZXTM. For example, this article is called "Conforming to the Payment Card Industry" but it really only talks to a single issue within PCI, which is PCI Requirement 4.1 "Use strong cryptography and security protocols".
Aside from that, it is very useful to have these commands together in one place.
Comment from:
Owen Garrett [Zeus Dev Team]
The article has been updated to make it clearer that it only refers to the configuration of security protocols.
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