Yes, it is also possible to decrypt your online TLS traffic into a plaintext SSL stream using Wireshark. Google Chrome and Firefox look for a log file, which stores the TLS session keys. Follow these steps to decrypt a session of encrypted traffic:
- Create an environment variable with the name SSLKEYLOGFILE that will point to a text file. Your browser will look for this file every time it starts up. To create environment variables, right-click on My Computer and go to Advanced Settings | Environment Variables | New | Specify Name. Enter SSLKEYLOGFILE and Value: C:/Users/username/sslkeylog.txt, and click on OK.
- I have created a blank text file, C:/Users/username/sslkeylog.txt (make your new environment ...
