Powershell TLS - Shell-Bash

Powershell TLS is a powerful tool for any programmer working with secure communications. This tool allows you to manage authentication and encryption protocols in a secure and efficient manner. One of the key features of this tool is the ability to use it within a Shell-Bash environment, further increasing the flexibility and power of the tool.

Features

• TLSv1.1 and TLSv1.2 protocol support
• Secure certificate management
• Automatic retransmission for non-acknowledged packets
• Ability to use within a Shell-Bash environment

Getting Started

To get started with Powershell TLS within a Shell-Bash environment, follow these steps:

1. Install Powershell TLS: You can do this by downloading the latest version of Powershell TLS from the official website and installing it on your system.
2. Open a terminal: Open a Shell-Bash terminal on your system.
3. Import Powershell TLS: Use the Import-Module cmdlet to import the Powershell TLS module into your terminal session.
4. Run cmdlets: You can now run any of the Powershell TLS cmdlets within your terminal session.

Example Usage

Here's an example usage of Powershell TLS within a Shell-Bash environment:

Import-Module PowershellTLS

# Define the server and port to connect to
$Server = "example.com"
$Port = 443

# Connect to the server and perform a TLSv1.2 handshake
$Client = Connect-TlsClient -Server $Server -Port $Port -Protocol TLSv1.2

# Send data to the server
$Data = "Hello, world!"
Send-TlsData -Connection $Client -Data $Data

# Receive data from the server
$ReceivedData = Receive-TlsData -Connection $Client
Write-Output $ReceivedData

# Close the connection
Close-TlsConnection -Connection $Client

Conclusion

Powershell TLS is a powerful tool that should be in every programmer's toolbox. Its ability to work within a Shell-Bash environment makes it even more versatile and powerful. We encourage you to explore the various features of Powershell TLS and discover how it can streamline and secure your communications.