OpenSSL on the other hand is an open-source implementation of SSL/TLS protocols, which is used to secure app communication between servers. Basically, it protects your credit card from being stolen when you buy things online, to boil it down very simply. In any case, a method has recently been discovered to install cURL and OpenSSL on Android devices, which is super useful for web admins that have a terminal emulator on their phone.
Requirements:
A rooted Android device – search Appuals for Android root guides.Download cURL and OpenSSL binaries for Android from here or here.Terminal Emulator app from Google Play.
Steps:
Make sure that you follow the given steps in order:
A Few Fun things to do with cURL:
If you’ve never used cURL before and followed this guide because it sounded like a cool thing to do, here are some fun commands you can use with cURL from inside the terminal app: on your device. The complete commands would be: This will display the weather report for your chosen location in funky ASCII graphics. Just change “LOCATION” in the URL to an actual city, like this. This will allow you to browse subdirectories on an FTP server. This will allow you to check if a website is down. This will expand an abbreviated URL to show its true address.
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