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No. The article is instructions that set up Chrome to share the encryption/decryption key with Wireshark. Without that key, the traffic can not be decrypted. T
by deathanatos 10y ago
No. The article is instructions that set up Chrome to share the encryption/decryption key with Wireshark. Without that key, the traffic can not be decrypted.
The key only exists in Chrome and on the receiving webserver (and, if you follow the instructions, that file on disk, and then Wireshark). Once the key is discarded by all who hold it, the ability to decrypt the TLS session is lost.