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rnavarette
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14 years ago

HTTPS Certificate Validation

Hopefully I'm not missing something simple, but I can't seem to find a way to validate that the certificate backing an HTTPS connection is valid (and trusted).

Is there any way to fail a test case if the endpoint is using a non-trusted certificate (ie: any certificate that might make a browser have you add an exception)?

Other forum posts seem to mention that they get certificate issues as popus and need to work around this (for development purposes). I think this is the issue I'd LIKE to see, but I'm not finding that I get anything of the sort.

Thanks for your help!

ray

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  • LongRed's avatar
    LongRed
    New Contributor
    Asking myself the very same question. Especially detection of self signed certificates would be nice. Test should then fail as long as a certificate hasn't been verified by authorities.

    Regards,
    RL