sectxt

The security.txt standard helps us make the Internet more secure.

sectxt lets you work with security.txt files on the command line.

       

🚀 Installation

Prebuilt Linux binaries are attached to each release and can be installed with cargo-binstall:

cargo binstall sectxt

On other platforms there is no prebuilt binary, and cargo binstall falls back to building from source. Build from source directly instead:

RUSTFLAGS="--cfg tracing_unstable" cargo install sectxt

The flag is required when building from source; please refer to issue #15 for details.

📄 Usage

Feed sectxt a list of domains and it tells you which of them implement RFC 9116 correctly.

sectxt < domains.txt

👮 Acknowledgments

The idea was shamelessly stolen from inspired by haksecuritytxt. The main motivation was to play around with Rust's new async/await syntax and learn something new. Besides, sectxt enforces stricter checks against the RFC 9116.