HTTPS Decryption with Wireshark // Website TLS Decryption

NOTE: Jump to 24:17 if you are only interested in the Wireshark capture and SSL decryption technical explanation. You can also follow along by downloading the Wireshark pcap using the link below.

Learn how to decrypt TLS / HTTPS traffic using Wireshark.

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0:00 ▶️ Is it important to learn Wireshark
2:19 ▶️ Will you get a better job?
3:16 ▶️ Welcome Chris
3:40 ▶️ Defcon presentation
5:44 ▶️ Why TLS decryption
7:20 ▶️ Wireshark capture
8:26 ▶️ What is SSL and TLS
9:44 ▶️ How do you get the capture (Man in the middle)
11:03 ▶️ Key exports for Wireshark
13:56 ▶️ Which keys are stored in the keylog
15:55 ▶️ Client and server key generation
18:10 ▶️ Process - keys and wireshark
21:00 ▶️ Wireshark capture explained
24:17 ▶️ TLS negotiation and Wireshark details
29:04 ▶️ How to import the keys into Wireshark

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[joebob]

Bring Chris back! We need this deep dive into TCP

[bzmind_]

This Deep Dive series about networking stuff is literally gold, it's so helpful, you can't find lots of these tutorials with this quality, thanks to David & Chris, I'd love to watch more of this series.

[rturtzer]

Dear David and Chris,

Yes, more, please.

Extremely helpful content. It's one thing to read the book. It's another to hear a conversation between experts.

I would love to hear about the fine details like WS, MSS, and SACK PERM.

The hacking videos are always appreciated.

But the long conversations about fundamental technologies like TCP help me with everyday troubleshooting.

[joelearnit]

Thank you David for the great opportunity you have created for those who want to learn, those you have help choose the right track, especially us here in Nigeria where you have to pay right from your nose to get what you want and sometimes with much payment still not getting the value for money paid. I have been personally blessed with your free trainings and coaching...

[fionac]

Thank you David for giving us other people to learn from, they are always interesting.

[davidbombal]

NOTE: Jump to 24:17 if you are only interested in the Wireshark capture and SSL decryption technical explanation. You can also follow along by downloading the Wireshark pcap using the link below.


Learn how to decrypt TLS / HTTPS traffic using Wireshark.

// MENU //
0:00 ▶ Is it important to learn Wireshark

2:19 ▶ Will you get a better job?
3:16 ▶ Welcome Chris
3:40 ▶ Defcon presentation
5:44 ▶ Why TLS decryption
7:20 ▶ Wireshark capture
8:26 ▶ What is SSL and TLS
9:44 ▶ How do you get the capture (Man in the middle)
11:03 ▶ Key exports for Wireshark
13:56 ▶ Which keys are stored in the keylog
15:55 ▶ Client and server key generation
18:10 ▶ Process - keys and wireshark
21:00 ▶ Wireshark capture explained
24:17 ▶ TLS negotiation and Wireshark details
29:04 ▶ How to import the keys into Wireshark

// LINKS //

// SOCIAL //

//CHRIS GREER //

// SPONSORS //

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[MrBitviper]

love this collab.. it would be awesome to see more content from both of you guys in a single video like this
I've been a fan of Chris for a while now and he has been a godsend when it comes to learning wireshark

videos that go into detail and examine things in detail in practical examples are really helpful for learning
as always thanks for the wonderful content David... much appreciated

[Manavetri]

Impressive, it has been a long time since I saw a person explain a topic so brilliantly !!! ... I am speechless, I look forward to more, more and more videos !!! ... Thank you very much David for bringing us to this incredible person

[galaxygolden]

Man bringing in pros from different areas of IT to give their share of knowledge in bite size pieces videos is absolutely awesome!

[bharathramchandrasekar]

We need more of these cross over sessions, Chris is awesome when it comes to Wireshark.

[dwaynesudduth]

Once again David Bombal delivers a HOT topic. I'm re-learning networking after a decade 'absence' as a Software Troubleshooter--mostly because I turned 58 and decided to do the things I should have done years ago, rather than run down the Microsoft Rabbit hole. I'm going back to what first drew me into IT...networking. Currently working on my CCNA--will be taking the test in February.

Looking forward to Part 2! and future conversations with Chris!

[getoutmore]

This does not only go for this video but for all your videos: You produce motivational and very helpful content for people who want to start in the IT industry. As for me personally I can say that your videos helped me tremendously in getting a job in a big IT company without a degree in Computer Science. Always happy to see new content from you. I'm sure I am not the only person who you have helped. So thank you very much :)

[jordanbourcier]

Definitely need to bring Chris back for some more wireshark!! This stuff can be hard to grasp and its nice to have it explained clearly by the two of you. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[semotester]

wow David - thank you so much for interviewing him. I was thinking about how to decrypt encrypted HTTPS traffic over a long period of time. Now the pieces are coming together with a detailed TLS explanation and how to capture the key pairs. I am hyped for the next session. Once again, thank you for asking these questions even if you know the answer. Really helpful.

[mystay]

Wow!! what a fantastic series. Topi cs are very well appreciated and sure helpful for troubleshooting and debug . Thanks a lot David and Chris. I am ready for more.

[dimasfl]

Following Chris's channel, brilliant guy and amazing teaching and explaining talent. Just as you are, David.

[ok-jqjh]

It astounds me how many IT people don't even consider looking at packets as part of troubleshooting. It makes it so quick to narrow down issues most of the time, especially with machines talking over a network. And yeah it usually just requires knowing what the normal traffic looks like to get some sort of insight into an issue, even when it's not specifically network related.

When it comes to troubleshooting it kind of reminds me of the difference between a theoretical physicist and a experimentalist. One says this is how something should work, or what's most likely the issue, and the one who looks at the packets is like the experimentalist seeing what's actually happening.

[laurentespert]

Great Video David, as always. Chris's explanations are also clear as crystal
Frustration came at the end of the video when it suddenly stops.
can't wait for the next episode !
tcp windows demystified would very much interest me
cheerio

[Bilal.Al-Sardar]

Great content as usual, Thanks David & Chris!. and yes definitely wanna see a deep dive into TCP & other protocols.

[new]

You are asking very deep questions David Bombal, thank you for making it easy.