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This standalone tool for Windows can retrieve and examine web server SSL certificates from a list of servers and test the servers for supported encryption connection methods.
Retrieves the web server SSL certificate (https) and shows important aspects of the certificate like start and end date, validity, signature algorithm and the certification path to the root certificate. All certificate fields can be exported. You can specify a web server SSL port other than the standard port 443.
Tests web servers with up to five common secure connection methods (SSLv2, SSL3, TLS1, TLS1.1, TLS1.2) and identifies servers allowing weak connection methods like SSLv2, SSLv3 and TLS1 - NOTE: SSLv2 and SSLv3 may not be available for testing due to operating system limitations. The bit level of the strongest supported method is shown. Note: We do NOT support TLS1.3 at this time.
Whats New
-Added a check in the Target List Editor to warn users to restrict testing to web servers only if ports other than 443 are found in the target list.
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