selfsigned certificates

Title: Guide to Configuring Self-Signed SSL Certificates in Linux Bash Secure connections are a pivotal aspect of modern networking and digital communication. Whether it's a personal project or a developing enterprise system, setting up SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption is essential. For many, especially in a development or testing environment, self-signed SSL certificates provide a convenient and cost-effective solution. Today, we'll walk through how to create and configure self-signed SSL certificates on a Linux system using Bash. Self-signed SSL certificates are certificates that are signed by the individual or organization creating them, rather than a trusted certificate authority (CA).