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IIS Crypto is a free tool that gives administrators the ability to enable or disable protocols, ciphers, hashes and key exchange algorithms on Windows Server 2008, 2012, 2016 and 2019. It also lets you reorder SSL/TLS cipher suites offered by IIS, change advanced settings, implement Best Practices with a single click, create custom templates and test your website.

  • Single click to secure your website using Best Practices
  • Backup the registry before making any updates
  • Change advanced registry settings
  • Built in Best Practices, PCI 3.2, Strict and FIPS 140-2 templates
  • Create custom templates that can be saved and run on multiple servers
  • Revert back to the original server's default settings
  • Stop DROWN, logjam, FREAK, POODLE and BEAST attacks
  • Enable TLS 1.1 and 1.2
  • Enable forward secrecy
  • Reorder cipher suites
  • Disable weak protocols and ciphers such as SSL 2.0, 3.0, MD5 and 3DES
  • Site Scanner to test your configuration
  • Command line version

What Does IIS Crypto Do?

IIS Crypto updates the registry using the same settings from this article by Microsoft. It also updates the cipher suite order in the same way that the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) does. Additionally IIS Crypto lets your create custom templates that can be saved for use on multiple servers. The command line version contains the same built-in templates as the GUI version and can also be used with your own custom templates. IIS Crypto has been tested on Windows Server 2008, 2008 R2 and 2012, 2012 R2, 2016 and 2019.

IIS Crypto requires administrator privileges. If you are running under a non-administrator account, the GUI version will prompt for elevated permissions. The command line version must be run from a command line that already has elevated permissions.

Downloads

IIS Crypto is offered in both a GUI and a command line version. Click here to choose your version and download.

Custom Templates

IIS Crypto allows you to create your own custom templates which can be saved and then executed on multiple servers. To create your own template, select all of the settings for your configuration. Click on the Templates button and give your template a name, author and description if desired. Then click on the Save button to save your template to disk. Copy your template to another server, run IIS Crypto and click on the Open button to load your template. You can also use it from the command line version of IIS Crypto.

The template format has been simplified in IIS Crypto 3.0. Old templates are automatically upgraded when loaded, however, if you save a new template it will only open in IIS Crypto 3.0 and later.

Load the Best Practices template before you start customizing your own template to ensure your template is setup securely. If your template is in the same folder as IIS Crypto it will show up automatically in the drop down box without having to click the Open button first.

Command Line Help

The following are the switches for the command line version of IIS Crypto. All parameters are optional.

SwitchOptionDescription
/backup<filename>Specify a file to backup the current registry settings too.
/templatedefaultThis template restores the server to the default settings.
best This template sets your server to use the best practices for TLS. It aims to be compatible with as many browsers as possible while disabling weak protocols and cipher suites.
pci32 This template is used to make your server PCI 3.2 compliant. It will disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 which may break client connections to your website. Please make sure that RDP will continue to function as Windows 2008 R2 requires an update. See our FAQ for more information.
strict This template sets your server to use the strictest settings possible. It will disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 and all non forward secrecy cipher suites which may break client connections to your website. Please make sure that RDP will continue to function as Windows 2008 R2 requires an update. See our FAQ for more information.
fips140 This template makes your server FIPS 140-2 compliant. It is similar to the Best Practices template, however, it is not as secure as Best Practices because some of the weaker cipher suites are enabled.
<filename>Specify the filename of a template to use.
/rebootReboot the server after a template is applied.
/help|?Show the help screen.

Here is an example that backs up the registry to a file named backup.reg, applies a custom template named MyServers.ictpl and reboots the server:

Support

Please take a look at our FAQ. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us.

Test Your Site

In order to test your site after you have applied your changes, click the Site Scanner button, enter in the URL and click the Scan button. You can also scan online from here:

Additional Information

Here are some additional resources you may find useful:

  • Default cipher suite order for all Windows Server versions
  • List of all cipher suites supported in each version of Windows
  • Additional cipher suites supported in Windows Server 2008 R2 and above with updates applied
  • SSL/TLS Best Practices
  • DROWN attack
  • logjam information
  • POODLE information
  • FREAK information
  • Updated BEAST information

Package Description

This package contains a .NET tool you can call from the shell/command line.
This package contains a .NET tool you can call from the shell/command line.
The NuGet Team does not provide support for this client. Please contact its maintainers for support.
Encrypto

Encryption Tool

Application - Instructions

1. Encrypto

This Application is dotnet tool and .net core 2.1 Application.

The main purpose of this tool is to encrypt or decrypt a folder(s) or unique file(s) using AES 256 Encryption Algorithm.
Data will be encrypted with your preferred password.

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Usage

Usage: dotnet-encrypto [params] [options]

** Params:

Parameter Description
encrypt Encrypt Folder(s) or Files
decrypt Decrypt Folder(s) or Files

** Options:

Option Description
--help Show help information
-i Folder or File
-q Secure Password as input

dotnet-encrypto tool

  • Install tool

dotnet tool install --global dotnet-encrypto

  • Uninstall tool

dotnet tool uninstall --global dotnet-encrypto

Using tool

dotnet-encrypto --help

Usage:

Encyption

Encrypt Folder(s) or Files

password as command line parameter:

Encrypt File at Base64 output

encrypt file with output parameter

dotnet-encrypto generate a mapping file for safety reasons. In case you delete the original file from the directory but you keep the encrypted file, after decryption the tool will restore the original unencrypted file

--local-output

generate output file at the folder of the input file

Encrypt Text:

Create a base64 encoded encrypted text:

pass password as command line parameter

Decryption

Decrypt Folder(s) or Files

password as command line parameter

Decrypt File at Base64 output

decrypt file with output parameter

Decrypt Text:

password as command line parameter

Encryption Tool

Application - Instructions

1. Encrypto

This Application is dotnet tool and .net core 2.1 Application.

The main purpose of this tool is to encrypt or decrypt a folder(s) or unique file(s) using AES 256 Encryption Algorithm.
Data will be encrypted with your preferred password.

Usage

Usage: dotnet-encrypto [params] [options]

** Params:

Parameter Description
encrypt Encrypt Folder(s) or Files
decrypt Decrypt Folder(s) or Files

** Options:

Option Description
--help Show help information
-i Folder or File
-q Secure Password as input

dotnet-encrypto tool

  • Install tool

dotnet tool install --global dotnet-encrypto

  • Uninstall tool

dotnet tool uninstall --global dotnet-encrypto

Using tool

dotnet-encrypto --help

Usage:

Encyption

Encrypt Folder(s) or Files

password as command line parameter:

Encrypt File at Base64 output

Encryptomatic

encrypt file with output parameter

dotnet-encrypto generate a mapping file for safety reasons. In case you delete the original file from the directory but you keep the encrypted file, after decryption the tool will restore the original unencrypted file

--local-output

generate output file at the folder of the input file

Encrypt Text:

Create a base64 encoded encrypted text:

pass password as command line parameter

Decryption

Decrypt Folder(s) or Files

password as command line parameter

Decrypt File at Base64 output

decrypt file with output parameter

Decrypt Text:

password as command line parameter

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Version History

VersionDownloadsLast updated
1.1.4 1,304 3/26/2019
1.1.2 255 3/25/2019
1.1.1 264 3/22/2019
1.1.0 263 3/20/2019
1.0.9 296 3/20/2019
1.0.8 239 3/18/2019
1.0.7 252 3/15/2019
1.0.6 250 3/15/2019
1.0.5 414 10/27/2018
1.0.4 369 10/22/2018
1.0.3 412 9/19/2018
1.0.2 382 9/9/2018

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