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Certificate Transparency Monitor — New Certs by Domain

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Certificate Transparency Monitor — New Certs by Domain

Certificate Transparency Monitor — New Certs by Domain

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Search Certificate Transparency logs for newly issued SSL/TLS certificates on a domain and its subdomains. Spot unauthorized certs or newly launched subdomains — official CT log data, no proxy, no scanning.

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Timothy Kelvin

Timothy Kelvin

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Search Certificate Transparency logs for newly issued SSL/TLS certificates on a domain and its subdomains. Get the common name, all SANs, issuer, and validity window for each certificate — most recently logged first.

Built for security teams monitoring their own domain for unauthorized or unexpected certificate issuance, and for attack-surface reconnaissance — newly issued certs often reveal newly launched subdomains before anything else does.

Input

{
"domain": "example.com",
"daysBack": 30,
"maxResults": 50
}
FieldTypeDescription
domainstringDomain to search, without protocol or www.. Matches this domain and all its subdomains. Required.
daysBacknumberHow many days back from today to include, by CT log entry timestamp. Default 30, max 365.
maxResultsnumberMax unique certificates to return, most recently logged first. Default 50, max 200.

Output

One record per unique certificate (deduplicated by serial number — the same cert is often logged to multiple CT logs):

{
"commonName": "affiliate.example.com",
"subjectAlternativeNames": ["affiliate.example.com"],
"issuerName": "C=US, O=Let's Encrypt, CN=YR2",
"serialNumber": "053e26ba7c9f4baa4c9bc1936a9fc4f47f33",
"notBefore": "2026-08-09T03:25:05",
"notAfter": "2026-11-07T03:25:04",
"entryTimestamp": "2026-08-09T04:23:36.294",
"crtshUrl": "https://crt.sh/?id=28666584809"
}

How it works

Direct calls to crt.sh, a free public Certificate Transparency log search service. No proxy, no login, no scraping — CT logs are public by design (every publicly-trusted certificate is logged there). crt.sh is a community service that occasionally returns transient errors under load; the actor retries automatically before giving up.

Pricing note

Billed per search, not per certificate returned — one charge whether the search returns 1 certificate or 200.

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