How To Decode Tls Packets In Wireshark?
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1. Launch Wireshark and open the network trace containing the TLS packets.
2. Select a packet containing TLS protocol data.
3. Right-click on the packet and select “Decode As…”.
4. In the “Decode As…” window select the TLS protocol and click “OK”.
5. The main Wireshark window will now display the decoded TLS information. Expand the sections to view the details of the TLS Handshake and Data Exchange.
1. Launch Wireshark and open the desired file or start capturing live data.
2. Filter the packets to just show TLS traffic by typing “ssl” into the filter box at the top of the window.
3. Right–click on a TLS packet in the list and select “Follow SSL Stream“. This will open a new window with all of the bytes of the TLS packet visible.
4. Select the “Decode As…” option from the same menus. This will allow you to view the decrypted data and the exact protocol used.
5. Scroll through the packet data in the window and look for the cleartext data that was encrypted.
6. Optionally, you can save the decrypted data to a file by clicking File → Save As.
7. To view the data outside of Wireshark, find the line of text that reads “Session resumption ticket lifetime hint“ and place your mouse cursor over it. The TLS ticket values will be displayed in a tooltip.