SecureSL - Website SSL Certificate Checker Script

SecureSL is an SSL Certificate Checker PHP script built with Laravel. With this script, anyone can easily built a website that can check SSL certificate or HTTPS connection of a website. There is no API required and there is no search limit. The script is super ready for ad monetization and domain-hosting affiliate system. You can place SEO meta information in all the pages of the script. Almost everything can be customized  through the admin dashboard.

Demo

Demo for visitors: https://apps.devslib.com/securesl/demo/

Demo for admin: https://apps.devslib.com/securesl/demo/admin/

Admin email: demo@devslib.com

Admin password: demoadmin

All the contents (text, images) used in demo are for demonstration purpose only and are not provided with the script.

Credits

Frameworks used-

• Laravel 6
• Bootstrap

Libraries used

• jQuery 3

Admin template used

• AdminLTE

• SSL Certificate issuer, country, algorithm, signature
• SSL Certificate validity (valid from and valid upto)
• Recently checked domains
• Download recently searched domains as CSV
• SEO ready
• Ad ready
• Affiliate ready
• Full customization through admin dashboard
• Generic pages
• Built-in contact form
• Domain blocking system
• Multiple admin account
• Social sharing options
• Social profile links
• Maintenance mode
• Custom 404 page

• PHP >= 7.2.0
• MySQL >= 5.6
• OpenSSL PHP Extension
• Free storage space >= 80 MB

1. Create a database and collect these information:  database name, database user, user password.
2. Log into phpMyAdmin and import securesl-tables.sql file in the newly created database.
3. Log into hosting file-manager. Create a folder "laravel_apps" in the same level as public_html folder.
4. Upload the Script.zip inside laravel_apps folder and extract it.
5. Rename the newly extracted Script folder to securesl.
6. Move all the files from laravel_apps/securesl/public to public_html folder.
7. Modify public_html/index.php file in line 24 and 38 and link to the correct application path.
8. Set your database information, SMTP information, and other information in laravel_apps/securesl/.env file.

A more detailed documentation is provided with the script.