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The command testssl
is a tool used for testing and analyzing the security configuration of SSL/TLS-enabled web servers. It performs various SSL and TLS tests to check for any vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the server's configuration.
In the command testssl ${example-com}
, ${example-com}
is likely meant to be a placeholder for an actual domain name or web server address. You would substitute ${example-com}
with the specific domain or IP address you want to test.
For example, if you want to test the SSL/TLS configuration of the website "example.com", you would replace ${example-com}
with example.com
. The command would then be executed as:
testssl example.com
This would run the testssl
tool against the specified web server, providing you with a detailed report on the server's SSL/TLS security configuration.