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#testssl released 3.2.0
Testing TLS/SSL encryption anywhere on any port
#adminlife #opensource #security
https://github.com/testssl/testssl.sh/releases/tag/v3.2.0 -
looking forward #testssl.sh needs #HTTPS RR check (DNS), see e.g. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/HTTPS_RR
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looking forward #testssl.sh needs #HTTPS RR check (DNS), see e.g. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/HTTPS_RR
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Just wanted to start moving things on github from my personal account to "testssl". That is overdue as I feel I often get flowers for something I don´t deserve.
Realized though github/testssl is taken. 😠
A) If you're the one who took it, please turn it over to the project
B) Which one @ github's abuse form is the right one? Problem is: there are only a few real choices presenting a form to submit. Or are there other ways contacting github
How to tackle this?
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Just wanted to start moving things on github from my personal account to "testssl". That is overdue as I feel I often get flowers for something I don´t deserve.
Realized though github/testssl is taken. 😠
A) If you're the one who took it, please turn it over to the project
B) Which one @ github's abuse form is the right one? Problem is: there are only a few real choices presenting a form to submit. Or are there other ways contacting github
How to tackle this?
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#testssl.sh warns now if a #wildcard #certificate is encountered including a link how you can find out where else the certificate is being used.
See branch 3.2 @ https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/
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#testssl.sh warns now if a #wildcard #certificate is encountered including a link how you can find out where else the certificate is being used.
See branch 3.2 @ https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/
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@grin @sullybiker The main problem with #shell scripts is that they’re glue for other commands that may or may not be installed and may or may not be the same as those used by the author.
It’s why #dehydrated has so much logic detecting the installed flavor of awk, sed, grep, diff, et al. “Portable” shell is like portable #C—riddled with brittle environmental tests (thus begetting things like #GNU #Autotools).
Even #testssl admitted defeat and can run from a #Docker #container now.
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@grin @sullybiker The main problem with #shell scripts is that they’re glue for other commands that may or may not be installed and may or may not be the same as those used by the author.
It’s why #dehydrated has so much logic detecting the installed flavor of awk, sed, grep, diff, et al. “Portable” shell is like portable #C—riddled with brittle environmental tests (thus begetting things like #GNU #Autotools).
Even #testssl admitted defeat and can run from a #Docker #container now.
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#testssl.sh: On Wednesday there'll be in 3.2rc2 a change which might break things in postprocessors which use JSON/CSV.
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#testssl.sh: On Wednesday there'll be in 3.2rc2 a change which might break things in postprocessors which use JSON/CSV.
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If you're using #docker images for #testssl.sh you should do a "git pull".
#musl libc seems to have performance problems wrt #glibc .
Thanks to polarathene (https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/issues/2299)
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If you're using #docker images for #testssl.sh you should do a "git pull".
#musl libc seems to have performance problems wrt #glibc .
Thanks to polarathene (https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh/issues/2299)
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The forward secrecy section of #testssl.sh now shows also the supported signature algorithms (David); shown here with a bad and a good example:
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#testssl is a #SSL testing script.
testssl.sh is a portable shell script that tests an endpoint for its #TLS/SSL #security. testssl.sh finds the supported ciphers and protocols, and tests for common security bugs. testssl.sh can be configured to only run certain tests, and supports multiple output formats, including machine readible #CSV and #JSON.
Website 🔗️: https://testssl.sh/
apt 📦️: testssl.sh