I'm working on a tool named cert-ripper which should be able to help me deal with x509 certificates. I tried to implement certain functionalities provided by openssl command. While using openssl, I found it really confusing and cryptic.
Currently cert-ripper can do the following:
fetch certificate chain from a host
save certificates in different formats (PEM, DER, P7B, OpenSSL text)
generate and decode certificate signing requests (CSR)
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I'm working on a tool named
cert-ripperwhich should be able to help me deal with x509 certificates. I tried to implement certain functionalities provided byopensslcommand. While usingopenssl, I found it really confusing and cryptic.Currently
cert-rippercan do the following:If anyone interested, to code can be found here: github.com/recon-tools/cert-ripper-go
While working on this tool a managed to learn a lot about x509 certificates and I also had the chance to dust off my Go knowledge.
Oh super cool, Ervin! This souds like a helpful tool you're working on. Appreciate ya chiming in with this explanation + sharing the repo here. 😀