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Transport Layer Security (TLS/SSL) provides assurances about the confidentiality, authentication, and integrity of all communications both inside and outside of Mozilla. To protect our users and networked systems, all systems must use encrypted TLS connections for their network communications. Support and use of TLS is mandatory for all new systems, and existing systems are expected to add support for exclusive TLS as soon as possible. | Transport Layer Security (TLS/SSL) provides assurances about the confidentiality, authentication, and integrity of all communications both inside and outside of Mozilla. To protect our users and networked systems, all systems must use encrypted TLS connections for their network communications. Support and use of TLS is mandatory for all new systems, and existing systems are expected to add support for exclusive TLS as soon as possible. | ||
Websites or API endpoints that only communicate with modern browsers and systems should use [[Security/Server Side TLS#Modern compatibility|Mozilla modern TLS configuration]]. | Websites or API endpoints that only communicate with modern browsers and systems should use the [[Security/Server Side TLS#Modern compatibility|Mozilla modern TLS configuration]]. | ||
Websites intended for general public consumption should use the [[Security/Server Side TLS#Intermediate compatibility (default)|Mozilla intermediate TLS configuration]]. | Websites intended for general public consumption should use the [[Security/Server Side TLS#Intermediate compatibility (default)|Mozilla intermediate TLS configuration]]. | ||