Wireshark SSLKEYLOGFILE

How to Inspect TLS Encrypted Traffic

Do you want to analyze decrypted TLS traffic in Wireshark or let an IDS, like Suricata, Snort or Zeek, inspect the application layer data of potentially malicious TLS encrypted traffic? There are ...
PolarProxy 0.9

PolarProxy 0.9 Released

PolarProxy was previously designed to only run as a transparent TLS proxy. But due to popular demand we've now extended PolarProxy to also include a SOCKS proxy and a HTTP CONNECT proxy ...
PolarProxy and Arkime Logo

Capturing Decrypted TLS Traffic with Arkime

The latest version of Arkime (The Sniffer Formerly Known As Moloch) can now be fed with a real-time stream of decrypted HTTPS traffic from PolarProxy. All that is needed to enable this ...
PolarProxy and Arkime Logo

Capturing Decrypted TLS Traffic with Arkime

The latest version of Arkime (The Sniffer Formerly Known As Moloch) can now be fed with a real-time stream of decrypted HTTPS traffic from PolarProxy. All that is needed to enable this ...
Laptop, Raspberry Pi, PolarProxy, Internet ASCII

Discovered Artifacts in Decrypted HTTPS

We released a PCAP file earlier this year, which was recorded as part of a live TLS decryption demo at the CS3Sthlm conference. The demo setup used PolarProxy running on a Raspberry ...
TLS Termination Proxy

Reverse Proxy and TLS Termination

PolarProxy is primarily a TLS forward proxy, but it can also be used as a TLS termination proxy or reverse TLS proxy to intercept and decrypt incoming TLS traffic, such as HTTPS ...
Erik presenting PolarProxy at CS3Sthlm, photo credit: CS3Sthlm

Sharing a PCAP with Decrypted HTTPS

Modern malware and botnet C2 protocols use TLS encryption in order to blend in with 'normal' web traffic, sometimes even using legitimate services like Twitter or Instagram. I did a live demo ...
EH-Net - Chappell - Top 10 Uses of Wireshark for Hackers Part II

Top 10 Uses of Wireshark for Hackers Part II

In a world... OK, just kidding. This isn't a movie trailer. However, the ever-increasing sophistication of attacks on our networks is no joking matter. To bypass firewalls, IDS/IPS, EPS, DLP and a ...