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# Herramientas de escaneo de certificados web
Inspección de certificados TLS con openssl, sslyze, sslscan y comprobaciones ssl-heartbleed de Nmap.
### OpenSSL (inspeccionar certificado):
```bash
openssl s_client -connect website.com:443
```
Este comando inspecciona el certificado SSL de un servidor web. Se conecta al servidor en el puerto 443 y muestra detalles como la validez del certificado, la fecha de expiración y el tipo de cifrado.
### Sslyze (análisis de seguridad SSL):
sslyze website.com
### Sslscan (análisis de seguridad SSL):
```bash
sslscan website.com
```
### Nmap (vulnerable a Heartbleed):
1. Usa el `ssl-heartbleed` Script de Nmap:
```bash
nmap --script ssl-heartbleed -p8443 127.0.0.1
```
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