SSL/TLS - Faster and more secure TLS handshakes to your origins, automatically
- Announced
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- SSL-TLS
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reef/rss-rule-v1 - Source
- https://developers.cloudflare.com/changelog/post/2026-07-21-automatic-origin-key-exchange/
<p>Cloudflare now takes the guesswork out of TLS 1.3 key agreement with your origins. Automatic key exchange predicts the preferred algorithm and sends its key share in the first <code>ClientHello</code>, helping avoid a <code>HelloRetryRequest</code> and one extra network round trip.</p> <p>Automatic key exchange is on for all existing zones and on by default for new zones. When an origin supports both classical and post-quantum key agreements, Cloudflare prefers the post-quantum <code>X25519MLKEM768</code> hybrid key agreement.</p> <p>To change this behavior, go to <strong>SSL/TLS</strong> > <strong>Overview</strong> > <strong>Origin connection & post-quantum encryption</strong>. Turn off <strong>Automatic key exchange</strong> to stop automatic scans and preference updates. Turning it off does not change your compliance requirements.</p> <p><strong>Compliance requirements</strong> apply only to TLS 1.3 connections. The <strong>Post-quantum hybrid</strong> option requires hybrid post-quantum key agreements support on your origin server. The <strong>Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS)</strong> option requires FIPS-compliant key agreements. Select both to require key agreements that satisfy both, or leave both unselected to allow all supported key agreements.</p> <p>For requirements, configuration options, and rollout details, refer to <a href="https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/automatic-key-exchange/">Automatic key exchange to origins</a>.</p>
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