TLS-Scanner is a tool created by the Chair for Network and Data Security from the Ruhr-University Bochum to assist pentesters and security researchers in the evaluation of TLS Server configurations.
Note: It is a research tool intended for TLS developers, pentesters, administrators and researchers. There is no GUI. It is in the first version and may contain some bugs.
In order to compile and use it, you need to have Java and Maven installed, as well as TLS-Attacker in Version 2.6
$ cd TLS-Scanner
$ mvn clean package
Alternatively, if you are in hurry, you can skip the tests by using:
$ mvn clean package -DskipTests=true If you want to use it as a library you need to install it with the following command:
$ mvn clean install For hints on installing the required libraries checkout the corresponding GitHub repositories.
Note: In order to run this tool you need TLS-Attacker version 2.6
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In order to run it you need to run the jar file in the apps/ folder.
$ java -jar apps/TLS-Scanner.jar -connect localhost:4433 You can specify a host you want to scan with the -connect parameter. If you want to improve the performance of the scan you can use the -threads parameter (default=1).
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