Works perfect, thank you!!!
Am 06.12.2013 12:21, schrieb Yann Ylavic:
> Maybe the patch below can help.
>
> Disclaimer: this is just a POC, it is not thread safe (a single file
> is used)!!!
> You'll have to adjust that to your needs.
>
> SSL_SESSION_print will write all the session infos (includi
Maybe the patch below can help.
Disclaimer: this is just a POC, it is not thread safe (a single file is
used)!!!
You'll have to adjust that to your needs.
SSL_SESSION_print will write all the session infos (including the master
key) to the file.
If you need the master key only, you could use sess
Dear developers,
I work on a research project about SSL security.
Currently, I'm trying to identify and write the negotiated
symmetric AES key of a session to a file just by modifying the
apache2-2.4.6 source code. Until now, I was not able to identify
and locate the variable which temporary store
I don't want to overdo this thread (apologies if it is already), last
comment yet...
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 10:03 PM, Yann Ylavic wrote:
> Is sending a partial request first what you'd like to (be) implement(ed),
> and only if that succeeds send the remaining data?
>
The issue would still be th
