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New NSE Script: tls1.2-enum-cipher — Focused TLS 1.2 CipherSuite #3118

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This pull request introduces a new NSE script called tls1.2-enum-cipher.nse, designed to initiate a TLS 1.2-specific handshake with a target server and enumerate its supported ciphersuites and compressors. In contrast to the existing ssl-enum-ciphers, which covers multiple protocol versions (SSLv3 through TLSv1.3), this script focuses solely on TLSv1.2, offering deeper analysis and clearer output for this protocol.

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I kindly request this script be considered for inclusion in the official Nmap NSE script repository so the community can benefit from a modern, targeted approach to cipher suite enumeration under TLS 1.2.

Looking forward to your feedback and happy to adjust based on maintainer suggestions.

…er.nse, designed to initiate a TLS 1.2-specific handshake with a target server and enumerate its supported ciphersuites and compressors. In contrast to the existing ssl-enum-ciphers, which covers multiple protocol versions (SSLv3 through TLSv1.3), this script focuses solely on TLSv1.2, offering deeper analysis and clearer output for this protocol.
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