The Journey
Cyber Security
Cyber Security
  • Chapter 1: Setting up Debian
    • Make User Sudoer
    • Change SSH Keys
    • Add Kali Repositories
    • Bidirectional Clipboard
    • Create Flameshot Keybind
    • Install Peek and add keybind
    • Customizing Looks and Feels
    • Disable Suspend/Hibernation
    • Add Min/Max buttons to Windows
    • Install and Configure ZSH for Terminal Syntax Highlighting
  • Chapter 2: Bug Bounty Basics
    • Web Requests
      • HTTP Fundamentals
        • HTTP
        • URL
        • HTTP Flow
        • cURL
        • HTTPS
        • HTTPS Flow
        • cURL for HTTPS
        • HTTP Request
        • HTTP Response
        • HTTP Headers
        • More cURL
        • Browser DevTools
      • HTTP Methods
  • Cheat Sheets
    • cURL / DevTools
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cURL for HTTPS

cURL should be able to automatically handle HTTPS. One thing of note, if the site being visited has an invalid SSL cert then, by default, it will drop the communication to prevent MitM attacks.

Certificate checks can be skipped with -k

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