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46,676 downloads
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Last Updated: 7/1/2025
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Latest Version: 1.0.11
PowerShell Module for various PKI-related tasks. |
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30,552 downloads
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Last Updated: 7/29/2025
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Latest Version: 3.5.1
Makes encrypting and decrypting strings and other security work easy. |
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15,912 downloads
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Last Updated: 1/4/2026
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Latest Version: 2026.1.4.1426
A small tool to find and fix common misconfigurations in Active Directory Certificate Services. |
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423 downloads
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Last Updated: 5/27/2025
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Latest Version: 2.0.2
The "TlsCertificateValidation" PowerShell module allows you to manage TLS server certificate validation. With it, you can: * Completely disable TLS server certificate validation with its Disable-TlsCertificateValidation function. * Write your own server certificate validation in PowerShell with its Set-TlsCertificateValidator function. * Chec... More info |
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45 downloads
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Last Updated: 10/1/2024
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Latest Version: 1.0
A Powershell class to perform X509Certificate2 related functions without relying on PKI cmdlets because the PKI module is not pre-installed on all OSs (Ex: On Arch Linux). |
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79 downloads
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Last Updated: 9/13/2025
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Latest Version: 1.0.2
TLSleuth is a PowerShell module for quickly inspecting TLS/SSL endpoints and certificates. It performs an SNI-aware TLS handshake, retrieves the server certificate, and returns a structured report with protocol/cipher (as supported by the platform), certificate details, SANs, AIA/CDP URLs, and optional chain/trust info. TLSleuth is designed f... More info |
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72 downloads
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Last Updated: 1/6/2026
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Latest Version: 2026.1.6.1515
An AD CS toolkit for AD Admins, Defensive Security Professionals, and Filthy Red Teamers |
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11 downloads
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Last Updated: 2/21/2026
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Latest Version: 2.3.1
This PowerShell script is helpful for troubleshooting TLS issues associated with public websites or other HTTPS services like TLS VPNs. Using this script, administrators can view and optionally save the certificate returned during the TLS handshake. Administrators can confirm certificate details and perform revocation checks, if necessary. |