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OpenSSL Enterprise CLI V1.0.0 (2025-08-05)

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OpenSSL Enterprise CLI V1.0.0 (2025-08-05)

Overview

We are excited to announce the first major release of the OpenSSL Enterprise CLI — version 1.0.0. This milestone marks the availability of a stable, secure, and fully featured command-line interface designed to seamlessly interact with the Enterprise OpenSSL Certification Authority.

Built and maintained by Sky Genesis Enterprise, this CLI empowers developers and administrators to automate certificate lifecycle management in an enterprise environment with confidence and ease.


Key Features

  • 🔐 Generation of private keys and Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs)
  • 🏷️ Certificate issuance, renewal, and revocation with full CLI support
  • 🌐 Secure communication with the Enterprise CA server over TLS
  • 📜 Support for multiple certificate profiles including TLS server and client authentication
  • ⚙️ JSON and PEM output formats for integration with automation tools
  • 🔄 Automated certificate renewal workflows
  • 🔒 Verification of installation source to ensure trusted usage
  • 🧪 Cross-platform compatibility with Linux and macOS (Windows support planned)

Improvements & Fixes

  • Initial stable release after extensive beta testing
  • Hardened security defaults and stricter TLS enforcement
  • Improved CLI UX with clearer command syntax and help messages
  • Robust error handling and logging for easier troubleshooting
  • Streamlined installation via official Sky Genesis Enterprise install script
  • Detailed documentation and examples added

Known Limitations

  • Windows CLI support is in development and planned for future releases
  • Hardware Security Module (HSM) integration to come in upcoming versions
  • No graphical user interface (GUI); CLI only at this stage

Installation

Install the latest stable version via the official script:

wget -qO- https://ssl.skygenesisenterprise.com/install-openssl-cli.sh | bash

Getting Started

After installation, you can start by generating a new private key:

openssl-cli gen-key --help

Refer to the documentation for full usage examples and API references.


Support & Contact

For issues, feature requests, or security reports, please visit:


Thank you for choosing OpenSSL Enterprise CLI, your trusted partner in enterprise-grade PKI management.
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