The packets are encrypted, so I’m using the Wireshark
SSL to decode them. They have given me several files that they believe to be
the SSL key. One file with a “cer” extension, one with a
“pfx” extension. Then a third file, when I open it looks very much
like the rsasnakeoil2.key that we used in WireShark University class. So
I’ve tried all three with no success. Here is a screen shot of how I have
it setup within WireShark. As you can see I renamed the file and added the key
extension.
For some reason after installing
the key it doesn’t decode the encrypted detail within the packet. Someone
also suggested that the key needs to be in a particular type or format.
Doing a little more research,
I’ve discovered that the trace file contains SSL TLS v1. I have read that
SSL TLS V 2 and SSL TSL V 3 are support, but nothing about SSL TSL V1. Could
this be the problem.
Ray Tompkins
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