How to disable SSL v 3.0 on Azure Website
Update (11/1/2014): SSLv3 is now completely disabled on Azure Websites. You no longer need to install the Site Extension mentioned below.
You can now disable SSLv3 on Azure Websites. This post has the details.
Basically, you just need to install the DisableSSLv3 site extension into your site, and restart the site.
To verify that it's in fact disabled, try running:
curl -sslv3 https://{yoursite}.azurewebsites.net/And make sure you get a 403.
EDIT: SSL v3 is now disabled by default with Azure Websites, see here
This is currently not possible (server side) with Azure Websites.
But the Azure team is working on offering the option to disable SSL v.3 according to David Ebbo (@davidebbo) who is a Microsoft dev lead working on Azure Websites.
See conversions on twitter in the link below and response from David. (thanks to Jon Sagara)https://twitter.com/nirmsk/status/522423884922884097
As per this article (see update), from October 27th 2014, SSL 3.0 is disabled through all Azure Web-Sites. So we don't need to take any actions! Yay!