Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by toomuchtodo on Thursday March 26, 2015 @02:41PM
(#9272127)
Thank you so much for this. Can I fork it to add the ability to accept an HTTP POST for the domain/hostname, and return the persistent results URL back to a webhook? (Slack integration)
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by mdewinter on Thursday March 26, 2015 @02:52PM
(#9272217)
I do have a JSON (plain text, readable json) output endpoint planned, but that will be GET as well. Pull requests are welcome though.
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by mdewinter on Thursday March 26, 2015 @05:55PM
(#9273410)
It also does custom ports and protocols, for example 8443, 465 (SMTP), 994/995(POP/IMAP) etc.
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by zaphoyd on Thursday March 26, 2015 @10:02PM
(#9274363)
Custom ports and IPv6 support <3
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by david_shaw on Thursday March 26, 2015 @02:38PM
(#9272094)
This is pretty great (and you even managed to snag a short domain name)!
For those who are trying to use the command line (rather than a webapp), "sslscan" performs these checks from a simple CLI tool.
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by billyhoffman on Thursday March 26, 2015 @04:58PM
(#9273073)
+1 to SSLScan. Last time I checked though, the Windows builds don't work/support the XML output option. Automating this last year involved capturing STDOUT and regexing...
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by simon_vetter on Friday March 27, 2015 @05:19AM
(#9275299)
Thanks for doing this, awesome job. May I request IPv6 support?
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by zaphoyd on Friday March 27, 2015 @08:10AM
(#9275767)
As far as I can tell the website is accessible via IPv6 and you can run checks on IPv6 only servers. What is missing?
Re:Show HN: SSL Decoder – An open-source alternative for the...
by simon_vetter on Friday March 27, 2015 @09:21AM
(#9276051)
If your hostname is dual stacked it only checks for ipv4 afaik.
* Tries to give all the information you need instead of a rating.
* Open source, so you can self host it.
* Does the entire certificate chain.
* Allows to paste a CRL/Cert
* Validates the certificate, chain, CRL and OCSP (of every cert in the chain)
* Has easy copy-pastable PEM versions of certs
* Ciphersuite enumeration as an option.
* Fast.