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Earlier, less secure versions of this protocol were called **Secure Sockets Layer**, or **SSL)**.
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SSL and TLS perform the same function, and TLS is a direct successor and replacement for TLS. Because of its early ubiquity, "SSL" is frequently used today to generically refer to TLS/HTTPS. However, all versions of SSL as a protocol are now considered insecure for modern use.
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SSL and TLS perform the same function, and TLS is a direct successor and replacement for SSL. Because of its early ubiquity, "SSL" is frequently used today to generically refer to TLS/HTTPS. However, all versions of SSL as a protocol are now considered insecure for modern use.
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