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### FAQs ### FAQs
This is a collection of frequently asked questions which should help to answer some of those or gain some insights. It could be helpful reading before filing issues. This is a collection of frequently asked questions which should help to answer some of those. It is is recommended reading this before filing issues.
#### Coding #### Coding
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* Will you backport TLS 1.3, QUIC or some other modern crypto to the supplied OpenSSL-bad version? * Will you backport TLS 1.3, QUIC or some other modern crypto to the supplied OpenSSL-bad version?
* That is not going to happen as it's more resource efficient use the vendor supplied version and compensate deficiencies with either the OpenSSL-bad version or with bash sockets as/where we see it fit. * That is not going to happen as it's more resource efficient use the vendor supplied version and compensate deficiencies with either the OpenSSL-bad version or with bash sockets as/where we see it fit.
* Also likely there won't be another set of compiled binaries --unless the sky falls on our head. * Also likely there won't be another set of compiled binaries --unless the sky falls on our heads.
* Where can I find infos about "your" OpenSSL version? * Where can I find infos about "your" OpenSSL version?
* Source code, documentation and license see [here](https://github.com/testssl/openssl-1.0.2.bad). You may use it for testing. But don't use it in production on a server or as a client in any other context like testssl.sh! * Source code, documentation and license see [here](https://github.com/testssl/openssl-1.0.2.bad). You may use it for testing. But don't use it in production on a server or as a client in any other context like testssl.sh!