TestSSL Scanner Automation Tool

Overview

The TestSSL Scanner Automation Tool is designed to simplify SSL/TLS testing for multiple domains and ports. This tool automates the use of the testssl utility, saving results to a structured output file for easy analysis and sharing.

Features

Scans multiple domains and ports for SSL/TLS configurations and vulnerabilities. Automatically saves detailed results in a testssl_scan_results.txt file. Reduces manual effort and improves testing efficiency.

Requirements Dependencies

Python: Version 3.6 or higher. Download Python

TestSSL Tool: Download from TestSSL GitHub Repository. Add the testssl tool to your system's PATH.

Installation

1. Clone or Download the Script Clone the repository: bash Copy code git clone <repository_link> Or , download the script directly as testssl_scanner.py.

2. Verify Python Installation Ensure Python is installed by running: bash Copy code python3 --version If not installed, download and install it from https://www.python.org.

3. Install TestSSL Download the testssl tool from the official repository. Extract the files and add the directory to your system PATH: Linux/Mac: bash Copy code export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/testssl Windows: Add the path via "System Environment Variables" > "Path."

Usage

1. Prepare the Environment Navigate to the folder containing the script: bash Copy code cd <script_directory>

2. Run the Script Execute the script to scan all configured domains and ports: bash Copy code python3 testssl_scanner.py

3. View the Output The results are saved in testssl_scan_results.txt in the script directory. Open this file to view detailed scan results. Script Configuration The script uses a dictionary to define the target domains and ports:

python Copy code targets = { "api.example.in": [443, 2053, 2083, 2087, 2096, 8443], "apih.exaple.in": [443, 2053, 2083, 2087, 2096, 8443], # Add more domains and ports as needed } To Add or Modify Targets: Edit the targets dictionary in the script with the desired domains and ports. Sample Output The script produces an output file (testssl_scan_results.txt) with results like:

plaintext Copy code Starting testssl scan for api.prod.payglocal.in on port 443...

Scan results for api.prod.example.in:443

• Supported Protocols: TLSv1.2, TLSv1.3
• Vulnerabilities: None found ...

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Starting testssl scan for apih.Example.in on port 8443... Troubleshooting Common Issues TestSSL Not Found:

Ensure the testssl tool is installed and added to your PATH. Verify by running testssl --version in the terminal. Permission Denied:

Use chmod +x testssl to make the tool executable. Script Errors:

Ensure Python 3.x is installed and used to run the script. Contributors Author: Anshil Dev License This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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