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Checking TLS Version in Linux

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What is TLS: TLS is a cryptographic protocol for secure network communications
It ensures privacy, data integrity, and authentication between clients and servers
TLS operates at the transport layer of the network protocol stack
Checking Methods: NMAP can scan servers for TLS versions using ssl-enum-ciphers script
OpenSSL's s_client command allows checking specific TLS versions
TLS versions can be checked using -tls1, -tls1_1, -tls1_2, -tls1_3 options
Additional Information: TLS is backward compatible with SSL but newer versions offer stronger security
TLS is not limited to web protocols, can secure FTP, SMTP, VPNs
Disabling TLS is strongly discouraged for security reasons
TLS can be configured for email on Linux servers