Feb 11, 2015

Wireshark can decrypt SSL traffic provided that you have the private key. The private key has to be in a decrypted PKCS#8 PEM format (RSA). You can open and verify the key file. If it is in binary, then it is likely to be in a DER format, which cannot be used with Wireshark. You can use OpenSSL to convert the key. TLS - The Wireshark Wiki The pre-master secret is the result from the key exchange and can be converted to a master secret by Wireshark. This pre-master secret can be obtained when a RSA private key is provided and a RSA key exchange is in use. Step-by-step instructions to decrypt TLS traffic from Chrome or Firefox in Wireshark: How to Decrypt an HTTPS Exchange with Wireshark? | Accedian Apr 08, 2019 Step by step SSL decrypt with wireshark - Ask Wireshark Hi I want to decrypt my traffic from my browser (Firefox Quantum). It sends https traffic over my router, where I try to dump it with tcpdump. Then I want to decrypt that file with wireshark and I want to see if I can get the URLs that I visited. I read that I need a ssl key and a tls key in order to do that. However, it seems not to work. But I am sure that I am doing something wrong.

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How to decrypt SSL/TLS traffic using wireshark

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Wireshark since 1.6 (about 5 years ago) in addition to akRSA-using-serverkey can also decrypt SSL/TLS using per-session premaster or master secret extracted from either endpoint. Firefox/NSS and Chrome can do this using SSLKEYLOGFILE; other programs vary, and Q didn't mention any programs.