Simple testssl script

testsslfromfile.sh

#!/bin/bash

<<"QWERTY"
This script is used to automate SSL certificate testing. It takes the export results of a test from nessus in csv format.

It will read in the name column looking for SSL but not OpenSSL and print this out to file with ":" seperator while removeing duplicates.

It will then run the testssl script against each line and output the results to a file.

QWERTY

if [ $# -eq 0 ];then
        echo "Usage: $0 csv-file";       
        exit 1;

fi

file=$1 # csv export from nessus
file2="ssl_to_test"
awk -F , '$8 ~ /SSL/ && !/OpenSSL/ {print $5":"$7}' $1 | sed 's/\"//g' | sort -u > "ssl_to_test"

while IFS=: read -r f1 f2
do
        # run testssl.sh using fields f1, f2 from inputfile
        # file format IP:Port on single lines
        outfile="testssl-$f1:$f2"
        ./testssl.sh $f1:$f2 > $outfile
done <"$file2"