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Assuming (pretty safely) that the connection to google is TLS encrypted, how exactly would someone be able to examine the data with wireshark? The times I've h
by bashinator 7y ago
Assuming (pretty safely) that the connection to google is TLS encrypted, how exactly would someone be able to examine the data with wireshark? The times I've had to look at an HTTPS session, I ended up having to set up a TLS decrypting proxy with a custom root certificate. It doesn't seem likely you'd be able to do that with a closed IoT device.
- freehunter 7y agoYou shouldn't need to actually view the data. Just check the payload size. Compare the traffic at idle to the traffic that's sent when you speak to it. If it's comparable, now it's time to be suspicious. If there is a noticeable spike after saying the wake word, then you can be fairly certain it's actually waiting for the wake word.