RoboTestSSL
Robot Framework Library for TestSSL
Supports Python 2.7.x for now
Install Instructions
- You need docker to run this program
- Pull the TestSSL docker image:
docker pull we45/testssl
Keywords
run testssl against target
| run testssl against target | target | results path
- target: Domain or IP of the Target.
- results path: where your results will be stored. A
.jsonfile is generated as output
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