Learn Wireshark in 10 minutes Part 4 Wireshark Tutorial(Decrypt TLS Traffic)

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Get started with Wireshark using this Wireshark tutorial for beginners part 4 that explains how to decrypt TLS traffic between a Client and a Server.

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Different devices
Hub
Switch
Router
Repeater

Hub
Receives data / sends to everyone
Computers decide to accept / Reject

Switch
a smart Hub
Track port usage using MAC

Repeater
Increase Signal
Amplify (Power Only)
Singal regeneration (Clean up signal)

Router
Move data across different Networks
Manage traffic flow
Has built in firewalls
Has public / private IP
DHCP server built in.

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If any of you were having trouble with the ssl.text file being generated, try closing and opening your browser

modernmistyk

if you're facing any difficulties with the ssl file generating keep in mind this only works on your by default browser

ilovealaqsa

Great video! I did it in WIndows but not able to find the way to do it in Kali Linux VM. If you have some link or right command for KAli terminal please share?

vukdjunisijevic

I dont get it why mine doesnt workkkk, my ssl.log isnt coming out am i missing something? Ive been repeeating this for more than 2

Aimanished

Hey Mark, thanks for all the awesome videos! May I ask if there is a way to do the same thing on a mac? (since I don't have the preferences option under Edit)

George-ykxi

How would we get the key from a handshake if the request(s) are made from an executable? The SSLKEYLOG doesn’t seem to save those. Would it be saved locally on our drive or can it be store temporarily in RAM? Would a MITM be possible to obtain the key?

SirAbuser