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A comprehensive free SSL test for your public web servers.
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Qualys SSL Labs' SSL Server Test is a free online tool that performs a deep and comprehensive analysis of the SSL/TLS configuration of any public web server, providing grades and detailed reports to help improve security.
The SSL Server Test is a widely-used service from Qualys SSL Labs that scans public web servers for SSL/TLS misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and best practices compliance. It generates an easy-to-understand grade (A+ to F) along with in-depth reports on protocols, ciphers, certificates, and more.
What problem does this project solve? Poorly configured SSL/TLS setups are rampant and leave websites vulnerable to attacks like man-in-the-middle, downgrade attacks, and certificate issues. This tool identifies these problems quickly.
Who is it built for? Web developers, system administrators, security professionals, and anyone responsible for public-facing HTTPS servers.
Why did you build it? SSL Labs, a non-commercial research effort run by Ivan RistiΔ at Qualys, created it to better understand SSL deployment worldwide and promote secure configurations through free tools and education.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Yes β completely free online service with no registration or limits for public servers.
Partially β open source API client (ssllabs-scan) at https://github.com/ssllabs/ssllabs-scan. Core web scanner is proprietary.
Yes β submit issues/PRs to GitHub repos, provide feedback on SSL Labs projects page, or participate in SSL research discussions.
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