Certificate Transparency Monitor — New Certs by Domain
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Certificate Transparency Monitor — New Certs by Domain
Under maintenanceSearch 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
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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}
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
domain | string | Domain to search, without protocol or www.. Matches this domain and all its subdomains. Required. |
daysBack | number | How many days back from today to include, by CT log entry timestamp. Default 30, max 365. |
maxResults | number | Max 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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