openssl x509 -in certificate.pem -inform PEM -noout -subject -issuer
If subject and issuer are same : It is self signed certificate
If subject and issuer are different : It is CA signed certificate and issuer will be CA
Friday, September 6, 2019
Find if a SSL certificate is self signed or CA signed
Try below command for .pem certificate file
If subject and issuer are same : It is self signed certificate
If subject and issuer are different : It is CA signed certificate and issuer will be CA
If subject and issuer are same : It is self signed certificate
If subject and issuer are different : It is CA signed certificate and issuer will be CA
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