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Get SSL certificate full text representation

Parses the provided SSL certificate and returns its human-readable text representation including version, serial number, issuer DN, validity dates, subject DN, and public key information. Supports both PEM and PFX (PKCS12) formats with optional encryption.

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SSL certificate data for text extraction. Supports encrypted payloads with optional randomizer for GCM-IV decryption.

Request parameters for /sslCertificate/getText endpoint. Supports PEM and PFX formats with optional encryption for secure transmission.

string
required

Base64-encoded certificate data with MIME type prefix. Format: 'data:;base64,'. Content after comma is decoded and parsed as X.509 certificate.

boolean
Defaults to false

Indicates if the certificate is in PFX/PKCS12 format. When true, password is required to load the keystore.

string

Password to decrypt PFX/PKCS12 certificate. Required when isPFX is true. Used to load the PKCS12 keystore.

string

Base64-encoded private key data with MIME type prefix. Optional, used when encrypted payload includes key data.

string

Passphrase to decrypt an encrypted private key. Optional, used when encrypted payload includes passphrase.

boolean
Defaults to false

Indicates if the request payload is encrypted using GMS encryption. When true, certificateData, keyData, password, and passPhrase are decrypted before processing.

string

Initialization vector (IV) for GCM decryption. When provided with isEncrypted=true, uses GCM-IV decryption mode instead of standard decryption.

boolean
Defaults to false

Indicates if this is a CA certificate. Optional field, not used by getText but included for API compatibility.

string

Optional intermediate certificate file content. Not used by getText but included for API compatibility.

string

Optional pre-populated certificate full text. Not used by getText but included for API compatibility.

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