Fix ssl.SSLEOFError on HTTP targets when using --full or --sslinfo - #77
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@thesw0rd what is your test case where you are getting for example :
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@thesw0rd I tested one of the targets and I am not getting that error :
the second one looks like HTB academy, if you can share the module name and assessment name, I can test that as well |
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@thesw0rd please share output of : |
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Second target is from "Information Gathering - Web Edition" module assessment. hash: ac4681c |
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@thesw0rd tested on HTB academy :
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@thesw0rd check output of |
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This PR addresses an issue where FinalRecon attempts to run SSL certificate enumeration on HTTP targets, which leads to an ssl.SSLEOFError. This commonly occurs when using --sslinfo or --full against URLs without HTTPS support or when SSL is not available on the specified port.
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