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May 2nd, 2005, 12:44 AM
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Junior Member
finding SSL "master key" on a local machine
I have recently become interested the information a program (non-browser)sends and recieves from a server. the program is propietary, uses SSL and i have no access to the server. I was wanting to analyze the packets. but to do this i would need the master key generated during handshaking, correct? Is there a ususal place the key is stored? I'm guessing it is probaly just stored in memory, but i I guess it could be stored in a temp file too.
anyone else ever attempted something like this?
Is this under the right topic?
any help apprieciated
BRM
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