DSC resources for managing certificates on a Windows Server.

This module contains public key infrastructure and certificate management functions. Support site: https://www.sysadmins.lv/projects/pspki/default.aspx

Wrapper cmdlets for OpenSSL command line tool

A PowerShell wrapper for the dsregcmd executable's output.

Create Certificate Template in ADCS by Ashley McGlone http://aka.ms/GoateePFE @GoateePFE Module of functions to export, import, permission, and remove AD CS templates. Includes DSC resource for importing templates from a JSON string. Requirements: -Enterprise AD CS PKI -Tested on 2012 R2 & 2016 -Enterprise Administrator rights -Acti... More info

Outputs the SSL/TLS protocols that the client is able to successfully use to connect to a server using fqdn or ip.

Import-PfxCertificate does not exist in Windows 2008, this introduces it.

Get certificates and Templates from Active Directory Certificate Service. Can be used to save certificats for DSC

PowerShell Module for various PKI-related tasks.

Module with various network functions

Makes encrypting and decrypting strings and other security work easy.

A small tool to find and fix common misconfigurations in Active Directory Certificate Services.

Security related functions.

Requests a certificates with the specified subject name from am Windows CA and saves the resulting certificate with the private key in the local computer store. You must specify at least the CN for the subject name. With the SAN parameter you can also specify values for subject alternative name to request a SAN certificate. The CA must support th... More info

A PowerShell module to help generate the required self-signed certificates to set up a Point-To-Site VPN on Microsoft Azure.

Manage certificates and their permissions on a Windows server.

Set of utility to check website certificate validity

This PowerShell module simplifies operations against Azure cloud ☁ resources, like storage accounts and key vault. The biggest difference between these and other Azure commands is that these do not require additional commands for Azure authentication. Authentication is done transparently for the running session using Azure Managed Identity.

This script makes an HTTPS web request to a given website and port and returns an X509Certificate2 object. It will automatically try to connect on TLS1.2, TLS1.1, TLS1.0, SSL3 and SSL2 in that order until it successfully connects and pulls the certificate.

A PowerShell X509Certificate Utility to get, read and test local or remote X509Certificate.