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Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 10:18 PM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: RE: Using a memory BIO to decrypt a SSL Stream
Dave,All
I would also like to be able to recreate a session by
recording (i.e with TCPDump -w) and playing the databack
Through
I am trying to use a memory BIO to decrypt data
from a TCP stream I am processing,
I have followed the following steps and for some reason
I am still not able to get the
SSL_READ function to return anything but -1?
I have looked at the archives and it
appears that this method has worked
PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Schwartz
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 7:12 PM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: RE: Using a memory BIO to decrypt a SSL Stream
I am trying to use a memory BIO to decrypt data
from a TCP stream I am processing,
I have followed the following steps
-users@openssl.org
Subject: RE: Using a memory BIO to decrypt a SSL Stream
I am trying to use a memory BIO to decrypt data
from a TCP stream I am processing,
I have followed the following steps and for some reason
I am still not able to get the
SSL_READ function to return anything
Dave,
It appears that my take on this was really off, thank you for
your explanation, what I am trying to do
is to create a utility like ssltap that will allow me the ability
to pull decrypted data out of a
connection between a browser and Apache. So it appears I need to
build some
Dave,All
I would also like to be able to recreate a session by
recording (i.e with TCPDump -w) and playing the databack
Through the proxy? If I understand the remarks below that might
not be possible?
Thanks
Ed
It may or may not be possible, depending on many factors. At a minimum,
Hi I have got a query to make here. So if I know the private key(permanant)
of the server is it possible to decrypt the SSL traffic?
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 7:47 AM, David Schwartz [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Dave,All
I would also like to be able to recreate a session by
recording (i.e
prashanth s joshi:
Hi I have got a query to make here. So if I know the private
key(permanant) of the server is it possible to decrypt the SSL traffic?
You cut the answer to this exact question. It may or may not be possible,
depending on many factors. The permanent server key is just one of
Hi, My requirement is like this:
I have the access to the server certificate and hence the private, public
key associated with the certificate are known to me.
When the payload carying the encrypted Pre Master Secret arrives from the
client, I(our application) need to fetch the encrypted
PMS and
Hi,
I'm developing an application that streams audio 2 ways over an SSL
connection. Initially my program consisted of a small loop reading
from the audio-device and writing to the SSL stream and readig from
the SSL-stream and writing to the audio-stream. If I'm just only reading
from the SSL
Title: SSL stream?
Hi!
Just a short question: We need to run SLL over a
very 'special' connection, that means there is
_no_ socket of file descriptor. We only have a C
API for the I/O.
I've used the OpenSLL SSL_read and write methods
so far, but now I have to implement the
handshake
On Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 08:44:33AM +0100, A. Konigsdorfer wrote:
Just a short question: We need to run SLL over a
very 'special' connection, that means there is
_no_ socket of file descriptor. We only have a C
API for the I/O.
I've used the OpenSLL SSL_read and write methods
so far, but
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