enum-tls-security

You can audit TLS configurations by enumerating protocol versions, cipher suites, and certificate chain validity across authorized endpoints. This skill performs passive and active TLS handshake analysis to identify misconfigurations and verify transport-layer hardening.

Checking for weak cipher suites and outdated SSL protocols involves detecting support for insecure versions like SSL 2.0/3.0. The TLS audit automatically identifies weak cipher suites that expose data to decryption and downgrade attacks.

Validating certificate chains requires comprehensive checks on expiration dates, hostname mismatches, and revocation status. The TLS security audit performs these checks to ensure properly configured transport security across your infrastructure.

Yes, you need a validated target scope and authorization cache to perform active TLS handshake analysis. This ensures the security assessment only verifies transport-layer compliance against authorized network endpoints.

Verifying TLS 1.3 enforcement and HSTS headers is best done during a security assessment using a TLS configuration audit. It checks all production endpoints to confirm they enforce modern cryptographic standards and properly configured transport security.

TLS certificate validation fails during an audit due to expired certificates, hostname mismatches, or revoked certificate chains. The security assessment identifies these specific misconfigurations across your endpoints to prevent data interception risks.