How do I use CURL to make an HTTPS request from the command line, ignoring SSL verification?

To make an HTTPS request using CURL from the command line and ignore SSL verification, you can use the following options

• Using the -k or –insecure Option; curl -k https://example.com or curl –insecure https://example.com
• This option tells CURL to skip SSL verification and proceed with the request.
• Using the -s or –silent Option (Optional)
  If you want to suppress the warning message about the insecure connection, you can add the -s or –silent option: curl -k -s https://example.com. curl –insecure –silent https://example.com
• Keep in mind that ignoring SSL verification can pose a security risk, as you’re not verifying the identity of the server. Use this option only for testing or development purposes.
• Alternative: Specify a Custom SSL Certificate
  If you have a custom SSL certificate, you can specify it using the –cacert option: curl –cacert /path/to/cacert.pem https://example.com

This option tells CURL to use the specified certificate file for SSL verification.