A parking-payment kiosk still allows a weak legacy TLS cipher suite that security scanners flag as outdated and breakable with known attacks. Which vulnerability type is primarily indicated?
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Short Explanation
Old, weak crypto left on the payment kiosk is a cryptographic vulnerability — the lock on the door is made of cardboard. Turn off legacy suites; this is not VM escape or a fake-audit phone call. Civic payment paths need modern TLS only.
Full Explanation
Cryptographic vulnerabilities include use of weak, deprecated, or improperly configured cryptography that undermines confidentiality or integrity. Objective 2.3 includes cryptographic vulnerability as a type. VM escape, pretexting, and disinformation are other categories. Municipal payment kiosks should disable legacy protocols/ciphers and enforce current TLS configurations.