How to resolve SSL RC4 Cipher Suites Supported Bar Mitzvah (Linux)

The SSL RC4 Cipher Suites Supported (Bar Mitzvah) issue is about using an outdated and insecure method to protect information when websites talk to your browser (or other software).
Here's a simple way to understand it:
1)RC4 is an old way of scrambling information (encryption) so that only the right people can read it. This was commonly used for keeping data safe on the internet.
2) The problem: Researchers found that RC4 is not as strong as it was thought to be. Over time, hackers figured out patterns in how RC4 scrambles data, making it easier for them to guess the original information, like passwords or private messages.
3) Bar Mitzvah attack: This is a clever name given to the attack on RC4. Basically, after many years of using RC4, it was discovered to be weak, just like how people learn and grow over time.
What this means:
If a website or server is still using RC4 to protect its connections, a hacker could potentially figure out what you're sending or receiving (e.g., your login info), even though it looks secure.
How to fix this:
Disable RC4: Web servers or software need to stop using this old method and switch to newer, more secure methods to keep information safe.
Use modern security: Newer methods like TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 are much stronger and more secure.
In short, RC4 is outdated and easy to break, so it needs to be turned off to protect sensitive data.
You can watch this video to learn how to mitigate it
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