"Geoffrey Sisson" wrote:
>N.B. the last
> change in the change log is 2002, so there's a possibility of bit rot.
Actually the SourceForge repository has more recent activity:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ssldump/develop
Geoff
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Aaron Turner wrote:
> Last I checked, tcpdump supports decrypting IPSec, but not SSL.
> However, Wireshark decrypts SSL. You'll need the SSL private key of
> the webserver to do it.
There's also ssldump, written by Eric Rescorla (RFC 5246 co-author):
http://www.rtfm.com/ssldump/
I used ss
В Чтв, 06/10/2011 в 02:06 +0900, Andrej van der Zee пишет:
> Yes i am aware Wireshark can do it if you provide the private key, but
> i need to decrypt packets in my own sniffer based on libpcap. I was
> hoping i am not the first and somebody could gimme some startup
> pointers, so that i dont have
>> I would like to ask if somebody could point me to information on howto
>> hook up libpcap to sniff a secure website on HTTPS. I understand I
>> have to decrypt the packets probably using openssl, but I wonder if
>> there is some howto to guide me. I am on the latest Ubuntu.
>
> Last I checked,
On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 4:15 AM, Andrej van der Zee
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to ask if somebody could point me to information on howto
> hook up libpcap to sniff a secure website on HTTPS. I understand I
> have to decrypt the packets probably using openssl, but I wonder if
> there is some howt
Hello,
I have a radio device which supports management over telnet. However,
it supports only one telnet session at a time. If I do "hping -S -p 23
-i 5 -I fxp0 10.10.10.1"(send TCP SYN packet to port 23 of 10.10.10.1
after every 5 seconds over interface fxp0) I get following tcpdump
output:
17:08
Hi,
I would like to ask if somebody could point me to information on howto
hook up libpcap to sniff a secure website on HTTPS. I understand I
have to decrypt the packets probably using openssl, but I wonder if
there is some howto to guide me. I am on the latest Ubuntu.
Cheers,
Andrej
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