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Description of problem:

stunnel used by RHEL6.x is very old.

The original product solves a lot of CVEs:
https://www.stunnel.org/vulns.html

Is it possible to upgrade stunnel to the latest version? 

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I'm sorry but we usually do not rebase applications to newest version on old releases. Also if you really think there is some unfixed CVE which affects the RHEL-6 stunnel package, please contact secalert - security response team of Red Hat.

In general bugzilla is not a support tool, please report all your issues to appropriate Red Hat support channels.
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