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Reusable django app implementing x509 PKI certificates management
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Python script that collects SSL/TLS information from hosts
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A prototype malware C2 channel using x509 certificates over mTLS
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Simple OpenSSL for humans: all you need for X.509 TLS certificates (and nothing more).
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X.509 Swiss Army Knife is a toolkit atop OpenSSL to ease generation of CAs and aid white-hat pentesting
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Certgrinder is a client/server system for getting LetsEncrypt certificates for your infrastructure. ACME challenges are handled by the Certgrinder server, making it possible to get certificates in highly isolated environments, since only an SSH connection to the Certgrinder server is needed.
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PowerDNS DNS Authenticator plugin for Certbot
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Certbot ACME-DNS DNS01 plugin for Certbot
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Python native solution to generate and validate X.509 certificates according to Avviso SPID n.29 v3.
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A collection of awesome framework, libraries, learning tutorials, videos, webcasts, technical resources and cool stuff about SSL / TLS
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Quick and easy X.509 certificate generator for SSL/TLS utilizing local PKI
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Simple one-stop tool to manage X.509/TLS certs and all the ACME CA authorization stuff
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Read digital certificate (pfx and p12 files) in Python
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Resolve the certificate chains (leaf, intermediate, and the root) for x509 certificates using the CLI or Python API. It supports PEM, DER, and PKCS7 formats and custom root certificate stores.
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