Update sslyze and use Python integration

[konklone]

This looks promising:

http://nabla-c0d3.github.io/blog/2016/02/01/sslyze-0.13.3-released/

[bknowles]

I'm curious -- have you folks looked at testssl.sh?

[konklone]

Nope, I hadn't seen it. For the thread's reference, it's:

• https://testssl.sh/
• https://github.com/drwetter/testssl.sh

The entire thing is written in Bash. I'm pretty happy with sslyze, personally, but open to anything if you have thoughts.

[bknowles]

I was just curious. I don't know what the respective test coverage is between these tools, and thought it might be useful to look at alternatives.

I definitely appreciate that sslyze is written in Python and nicely handles running multiple checks in parallel, so as to speed up the overall amount of time required to run a set of tests against a given set of targets.

I just found out about this tool recently myself, and so I wanted to let you folks know about it, and see what you thought.

[gbinal]

@konklone - Just to confirm, is this still outstanding? If so, do you want to keep it open?

[konklone]

This is done in #151.