After a hardening change disables weak ciphers on a city load balancer, legacy kiosk clients fail the TLS handshake. What security troubleshooting issue does this represent?
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Short Explanation
Turning off weak ciphers is the right security move, but old kiosks that only know those ciphers will fail the handshake. Plan client upgrades—or a tightly scoped exception—alongside the hardening.
Full Explanation
Disabling weak cipher suites reduces cryptographic risk but can interrupt clients that cannot negotiate remaining suites. This is a classic security-versus-compatibility troubleshooting scenario after cipher deprecation. SQL injection, IP exhaustion, and transit routes are different problem classes.