SSL Certificate Chain Database | WhoisXML API

SSL Certificates Chain
Database

Our SSL certificate chain database gives you all the available Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates in the SSL certificate chain of a domain name for inconsistency and misconfiguration identification. Get up-to-date, relevant, and well-parsed data that is easy to read, process, and analyze through solution integration.

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SSL Certificates Database

Each SSL certificate chain API lookup lets users retrieve:

  • Audit Date

    The date when the SSL certificate chain was collected from our server.

  • Domain

    The domain the SSL certificates and SSL certificate chain belong to.

  • IP Address

    The IP address the SSL connection was established with.

  • Port

    The port the SSL connection was established with.

  • SSL Certificate Chain Details

    All the SSL certificates that belong to a domain name sorted according to their type, starting from end-user to intermediate to root.

  • SSL Certificate Data

    SSL certificate information available for each SSL certificate, including SSL certificate chain hierarchy, validation period, serial number, signature algorithm, subject and issuer details, PEM-encoded raw SSL certificate data, extension, public key. (Check out the complete output format for more details.).

SSL Certificates Database | WhoisXML API

SSL Certificates Database can be configured to match your specific data access requirements

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Our SSL certificate chain database contains exhaustive and relevant data.

  • Up-to-date

    Obtain access to the latest SSL certificate a domain has.

  • Consistent

    Integrate our well-parsed SSL certificate chain results into existing security information and event management (SIEM); security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR); security operations center (SOC); and threat intelligence platforms.

  • Handy

    Download a copy of the most recently collated SSL certificate chain database in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format.

  • Flexible

    Choose a subscription plan that best suits your requirements.

Practical Usage

Monitor your SSL certificates and SSL certificate chain for any sign of tampering that could point to a potential domain or subdomain takeover.

Pinpoint which domains are worth trusting and which aren’t with data pertaining to their SSL certificates and SSL certificate chains.

Avoid domains with self-signed SSL certificates, which often get used or abused in man-in-the-middle (MitM) and typosquatting attacks.

Improve attack surface management endeavors by zooming in on domains with SSL certificates that are about to expire or already expired.

Stay abreast of SSL certificate and SSL certificate chain modifications, regardless how many times their domains change hands.