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FREAK Attack server test
see discussion below
@MalcolmPreen
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On my system (CentOS 6.6), nmap outputs on STDERR not STDOUT... so you need an extra 2>&1 to avoid false "safe" messages... ie

nmap --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443 sohu.com 2>&1 | grep EXPORT -l | wc -l

Edit...
Hmm... not quite true... for sohu.com (as above..) I need it... but for example, for mumsnet.com I didn't ?? Don't have time to experiment... but to be sure... I'd check the output....

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ebatista commented Mar 5, 2015

You can use this online tool to check if you webserver is vulnerable:

http://www.freakattacktest.tk

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degan commented Mar 5, 2015

Great feedback and discussion, it looks like nmap is indeed a better method:

nmap --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443 sohu.com|grep EXPORT

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