Certificate validator for X.509 certificates.

test SSL/TLS clients how secure they are

Research initiative to make TLS certificate validation usable.

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.

A tool for examining and validating certificates in different formats

A prototype for certificate generator and validation using Blockchain. The Blockchain is not a part of an official chain and is coded locally in python. The prototype explains the logic behind certificate validation.

Mobile Dapp for academic certificate validation

Automate the tedious process of domain registration, certificate setup, and GitHub secrets config.

🔐 Advanced PowerShell module for Windows CAPI2 certificate validation troubleshooting. Search, analyze, and resolve TLS/SSL certificate chain errors with DNS/certificate name filtering, comprehensive error analysis, and before/after comparison tools.

A python oriented Telegram Bot to Download and Fetch Valid/Invalid TryHackMe Certificates.

Digital certificate generating and validating platform

External certificate validator framework for EJBCA Enterprise.

In this project I will work to validate certificate

mTLS Client Certificate Validator

[Lift-and-Improve Migration] This repository demonstrates a legacy-style monolithic application deployed on AWS using Infrastructure as Code (CloudFormation). The project showcases how a traditional Node.js + MySQL monolith can be provisioned, configured, and operated in a production-like cloud environment using DevOps best practices.

Fast and simple tool to monitor HTTPS certificates expiration.

secure spring boot digital certificate information system

Telegram-бот для получения и проверки онлайн-сертификатов

Regular check and report on certificates validity (web ui + cron)

An enterprise-grade cryptographic verification framework for family meal requests. It utilizes JSON Web Signature (JWS) and an X.509 Chain of Trust to mathematically prove that my statement of "Whatever is fine for dinner" is 100% authentic, un-tampered, and cryptographically bound to my identity.