SSLKEYLOGFILE
An environment variable introduced by Mozilla NSS and supported by mainstream TLS implementations. When a client application detects this variable, it writes TLS session keys to a specified file. Tools such as Wireshark can use these keys to decrypt otherwise encrypted TLS traffic for analysis.
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NetWatch supports decryption of TLS 1.3 and 1.2, provided that session keys are available, by pointing the client's SSLKEYLOGFILE to NetWatch, whereupon the plaintext is decoded in the Packets tab.
SSLKEYLOGFILE is an environment variable first introduced by NSS and later widely supported by mainstream TLS implementations; when a client program detects this variable, it writes session keys to a file in NSS Key Log format after the TLS handshake.
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NetWatch supports decryption of TLS 1.3 and 1.2, provided that session keys are available, by pointing the client's SSLKEYLOGFILE to NetWatch, whereupon the plaintext is decoded in the Packets tab.
50%UnverifiedSSLKEYLOGFILE is an environment variable first introduced by NSS and later widely supported by mainstream TLS implementations; when a client program detects this variable, it writes session keys to a file in NSS Key Log format after the TLS handshake.
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