pshtt
Tool and Usage
Project details
- License
- Public domain
- Programming language
- Python
- Latest release
- 0.7.1
- Latest release date
Project health
Links
 | GitHub project page |
Why this tool?
Pshtt was developed to push organizations, including government departments, to adopt HTTPS across the enterprise.
Background information
The pshtt project is a collaboration between GSA's 18F and the DHS National Cybersecurity Assessments and Technical Services team. The tool pshtt is pronounced as the word pushed.
Usage and audience
pshtt is commonly used for security assessment or web application analysis. Target users for this tool are pentesters, security professionals, and system administrators.
Features
- CSV output supported
- Command line interface
- JSON output supported
Example usage and output
pshtt [options] INPUT
pshtt dhs.gov
pshtt --output=homeland.csv --debug dhs.gov us-cert.gov usss.gov
pshtt --sorted current-federal.csv
Tool review and remarks
The review and analysis of this project resulted in the following remarks for this security tool:
Strengths
- + More than 500 GitHub stars
- + The source code of this software is available
Installation
Supported operating systems
Pshtt is known to work on Linux and macOS.
pshtt alternatives
Similar tools to pshtt:
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Lemur
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MassBleed
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Categories
This tool is categorized as a HTTPS scanning tool.