![]() It isn’t rocket science.īut it’s worse than that. How? It’s just a matter of pressing Shift + Ctrl + p, scrolling down to SSL in the protocol list and browsing to the stolen private key file. If the attack was able to acquire the private key file, he or she could easily decrypted the TCP streams, reassemble and view the decrypted segments. ![]() there is one way to view encrypted traffic in Wireshark. Wireshark can’t make sense of encrypted traffic which is why we should also make sure sensitive traffic is encrypted.
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