Python SSL Module
SSL/TLS wrapper — wrap_socket, get_server_certificate, create_default_context. This category documents 4 Python ssl module entries, and each page gives you the full syntax, the parameter list, the return value, and a runnable example. The entries include: ssl.wrap_socket(), ssl.create_default_context(), ssl.get_server_certificate(), ssl.SSLContext(). ssl.wrap_socket() wraps an existing socket for SSL/TLS encryption. ssl.create_default_context() creates a default SSL/TLS context with reasonable security settings. ssl.get_server_certificate() fetches the SSL certificate from a server and returns it as PEM string. ssl.SSLContext() creates an SSL context for configuring SSL/TLS connections. SSL Module belongs to the System & OS group alongside OS Module, Sys Module, Platform Module, Getpass Module. You can also search across every category from the search page, browse the complete A–Z index, or try any example in the Python playground. Python Reference documents 978+ functions, methods, and modules across 114 categories of the standard library, and every entry in this SSL Module category follows the same format — syntax first, then what it does, the parameters it accepts, what it returns, and a working code example — so once you have read one page you can read them all.