Let’s understand the different parts of the command options: With this in mind, let’s explore some of the data filtering options in tcpdump and see how we can use them to filter only SSL handshake messages. Therefore, if we want to capture only these messages, we need advanced filtering options compared to the ones we studied in the last section. If there are some SSL failures during connection establishment, analyzing the above messages is a good starting point.Īlthough we’ll not discuss these messages in detail, it’s important to realize that these messages are part of the TCP data packets. Finished – Sent by both the client and the server to indicate successful authentication and key exchange.This indicates successful authentication of the client’s certificate. Certificate Verify – Originated by the server.It then sends the master secret to exchange the encryption algorithm with the server. It generates a pre-master secret and encrypts it with the server’s public certificate. Client Key Exchange – Originated by the client.Client sends its certificate chain to the server. Client Certificate – Returned by the client in response to Client Request.
Certificate Request – Originated by the server.Contains the public certificate chain that the client will authenticate. Server Certificate – Originated by the server.Contains the protocol version chosen by the server, selected cipher suite from the client’s list, encryption algorithm, and other TLS version-specific extensions. Server Hello – Returned by the server in response to the Client Hello.It contains the protocol version, cipher suites supported by the client, and a secured random number.
Client Hello – Originated by the client.Let’s quickly go through the messages that the client and server exchange during the SSL handshake:
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