Retrieving the certificate that should be imported to my browser via API

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praveen.kumar

31 Jan, 2018 03:10 PM

Hi,

I have hosted arachni(Rest API) on the cloud .
I want to scan 'https' site. Is it possible for me to retrieve the certificate that should be imported to my browser via. API?
Also, in the documentation it is mentioned that I can use .pem files when running arachini, What is the location of these files? I found many pem files and I'm not sure which I should be using

SSL
--ssl-ca FILE Location of the CA certificate (.pem). If provided, peer verification will be enabled, otherwise no verification will take place.

--ssl-private-key FILE Location of the SSL private key (.pem).

--ssl-certificate FILE Location of the SSL certificate (.pem).

  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Tasos Laskos on 05 Feb, 2018 02:25 PM

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    First of all, are you sure you're in compliance with the license?

    Secondly, yes but you'll need to retrieve it yourself, also you shouldn't need to do that in the first place, peer verification is disabled by default.

    Thirdly, those options are for the REST server unless I'm mistaken, not the scan itself.

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