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10-05-2024 01:38 PM
Hi Folks ;
I have a distributed software on my internal network and everyone is using it. It's like endpoint and it has a server .this server sometimes sends something to the server in the direction of the internet.
I want to look into the data that it sends. I don't know if it is leaking critical information or what.
I opened SSL Decypt and got packet capture from Palo alto but it is full of encrypted fail errors
This is not a website because let me explain simply, the server inside sends a TLS SSL connection to the outside and ports the data, how can I see inside the data posted inside.
There is SSL Decryption on websites and it works, but how can I decrypt a software that communicates Client - Server?
10-07-2024 09:05 AM
Hello,
You might not be able to. There are some apps that use certificate pining to prevent ssl decryption in the middle, or man-in-the-middle.
Sorry it doesnt truly answer your question.
Regards,
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