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overencrypt

v1.0.0

Published

Audit and recommend security changes to your LetsEncrypt SSL/TLS configuration

Downloads

5

Vulnerabilities

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  • 0Medium
  • 0Low

Links

Git

Maintainers

georeactorgeoreactor

Keywords

tlssslletsencryptencryptionapachenginx

Readme

OverEncrypt

How to protect your Apache or Nginx site with HTTPS, LetsEncrypt, and OverEncrypt:

  1. Register your TLS certificate with LetsEncrypt
  2. Verify that your website is available over HTTPS.
  3. Download this repo and run npm install overencrypt -g
  4. Run on your server: overencrypt --apache /path/to/conf or overencrypt --nginx /path/to/conf
  5. Follow recommendations
  6. Re-run SSL Test and get a better score!

What does OverEncrypt do?

This extends the LetsEncrypt defaults by recommending:

  • Strict Transport Security
  • HSTS Preloading
  • Public Key Pinning
  • OCSP Stapling
  • Preferring AES-256 to AES-128

OverEncrypt doesn't make the changes by itself! You'll also need to make additional config changes if you didn't give LetsEncrypt sudo access when you ran the installer.

Future:

  • Support post-quantum Ring Learning With Errors / A New Hope protocol
  • Certificate transparency

Dependencies

NodeJS - I initially started in Python, but for some reason none of the Python parsers would work on my LetsEncrypt Nginx config.

License

Open source, MIT license