stunnel -f -c -d
Flags:
-f = Foreground mode
-c = Client mode (used to negotiate SSL from a server)
-d = Accept connections on the following [IP]:port
-r = Connect to remote ip:port
After this was executed, I simply connected to localhost:80 via non-SSL and stunnel automagically established a SSL session to the remote web server, allowing me to test/inject into the web stream just as I would with non-SSL connections.
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