What does an SSL checker do?
It connects to a website over HTTPS and reads its certificate, to make sure it is trusted, matches the domain and has not expired.
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Check any website SSL certificate: expiry date, issuer, domains covered and chain.
Type the domain, like example.com.
Craftora connects to the site over HTTPS, the same way a browser does.
See whether it is trusted, the days left, the issuer, the domains covered and the chain.
It connects to a website over HTTPS and reads its certificate, to make sure it is trusted, matches the domain and has not expired.
The certificate may be expired, issued for a different name, or missing a middle (intermediate) certificate. The checker shows which one.
Most certificates last 90 days to a year. Free Let's Encrypt certificates renew every 90 days, usually by themselves.
Yes. It only reads the public certificate the site sends to every visitor.
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