Most common openssl commands
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This post is a collection of most common and helpful
openssl
commands which we need to use to deal with tasks like generating keys, CSRs, certificates.# Verify or check content
Verify a certificate file
Verify a CSR request
Verify a private key file
Check contents of PKCS12 format cert (.pfx or p12)
Verify a certificate against a CA certificate
# Create using openssl
Create a Self-Signed Certificate
Create private key and CSR (certificate signing request)
Create RSA private key
Generate a CSR using an existing private key
Create unecrypted key from a password protected private key
Remove passphrase from a private key
# Convert using openssl
Convert pem certificate and private Key to PKCS#12 format (.pfx or p12)
Convert PEM certificate to DER format
Please like and share if you found this post useful. If you need help with a command which is not there in the list, please let us know, we will help you and add it here also.
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