[MrRadar]

While those algorithms all have weaknesses they are not yet completely broken and are still in wide (if declining) use. TLS 1.0 is most affected by BEAST but all modern clients have mitigations that have proven to be effective against it. The biggest issue with 3DES is its use of 64-bit blocks making it vulnerable to the SWEET32 attack, however that requires a huge amount of traffic under the same key (100s of gigabytes). SHA1 has been shown to be weak but as far as I know there are no practical attacks against it yet.

These algorithms should obviously only be used in fallback to stronger ones but they are not broken to the point where they should never be used as SSL3, RC4, and MD5 have been.