OpenSSL

OpenSSL, which includes encryption algorithms, is a software library used in the development of security applications and protocols. OpenSSL, developed in the C language, is used to encrypt and secure data transmitted over the network.

OpenSSL, which is open source and free, is a general-purpose cryptography library that implements SSL and TLS protocols. OpenSSL, which is frequently preferred software for securing network data traffic today, where web and network security is given importance, has various functional features such as authentication, encryption and digital signature operations.

It supports widely used high-level cryptographic algorithms, especially various security algorithms such as AES, ECDSA, RSA, HMAC, MD5 and SHA-256, to ensure security during the transmission of sensitive information and to encrypt data.

With OpenSSL, which has command line support, you can encrypt files or decrypt passwords, create certificates or verify certificates. The program, which is one of the basic elements in internet security, is used by both developers and system administrators.

The OpenSSL program is most commonly used to provide security in email protocols such as SMTPS, IMAPS, and POP3S, and popular web servers such as Apache and Nginx. It is also frequently used by VPNs and other security applications.