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ZCrypto
ZCrypto contains specialized versions of tls and x509. It is written in Golang and is primarily based on Golang's TLS library.
IMPORTANT!
ZCrypto is a research library, designed to be used for data collection and analysis, as well as experimenting and prototyping. It should not be used to provide security for production systems.
zcrypto/tls (formerly known as ZTLS)
A research TLS library based on Golang standard library crypto/tls that contains that speaks old TLS versions, export ciphers, logs handshake messages, and is highly configurable. Many scary parts are exposed as public variables. It is primarily used for data collection, and is used by ZGrab. Uses zcrypto/x509.
zcrypto/x509
A fork of the Golang stdlib crypto/x509 that adds the ability to serialize certificates to JSON, and plays nice with CT.
zcrypto/ct
A fork of the Google Certificate Transparency Golang library, designed to play nice with ZCrypto.
Documentation
Documentation uses Godoc. See https://godoc.org/github.com/zmap/zcrypto.
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