secutils-certificate-templates

Generate X.509 digital certificates by defining a template with key and signature algorithms, then running a command like `secutils-certificate-templates generate HTTPS Server --format pkcs12`. This supports both self-signed and CA-signed certificates.

Yes, you can create self-signed certificates for HTTPS servers with custom Subject Alternative Names (SANs). The Skill allows you to specify SANs, validity periods, and key algorithms within your certificate template.

The best way to manage test certificates for a team is using reusable templates. This Skill lets you create, edit, and share certificate templates, ensuring consistent generation of self-signed or CA-signed certificates across your team.

No, a live endpoint is not required for standard certificate generation. Fetching live TLS chains is an optional feature you can use by providing an endpoint, but you can generate certificates entirely from templates.

Yes, secutils-certificate-templates supports exporting generated certificates to PKCS12 format. You can specify the output format and provide a passphrase directly in the generation command.

You can configure various key and signature algorithms for your digital certificates by defining them within your certificate template. This allows flexibility when generating both self-signed and CA-signed X.509 certificates.