By Default, TaurusTLS
- Verifies hostnames matches the certificate's subject's common name
- On Windows, uses the system's certificates by default
- Uses security level 2 meaning that security is set to 112 bits of security. As a result RSA, DSA and DH keys shorter than 2048 bits and ECC keys shorter than 224 bits are prohibited.
- On the server; the SSLOptions.RootCertFile, SSLOptions.CertFile, SSLOptions.KeyFile, and SSLOptions.DHParamsFile properties have been replaced with DefaultCert.RootKey, DefaultCert.PublicKey, DefaultCert.PrivateKey, and DefaultCert.DHParamsFile. This is to accomodate SNI (Server Name Indicator) support in the server.
- On the client; SSLOptions.RootCertFile, SSLOptions.CertFile, SSLOptions.KeyFile, and SSLOptions.DHParamsFile properties have been replaced with ClientCert.RootKey, ClientCert.PublicKey, ClientCert.PrivateKey, and ClientCert.DHParamsFile.