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Finding TLS AES Private Key 2017-01-19 12:03:13 Post No. 58551480
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Last part of the key exchange in TLS is the exchange of a private key that is used to secure HTTPS traffic. Where is the AES key stored for most browsers? Can't seem to find any documentation on it.
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ok
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I'd like to secure her private key, if you know what I mean
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who is this system daemon?
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>>58551480
It isn't stored. The client and the server agree on a new symmetric key for every connection.
I believe there's a provision to re-key after a certain amount of time or a certain number of bytes transferred, there is for SSH.
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who is this sperm worm?
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>>58551480
Good lord, luck up how SSL works
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who is this ballsack knapsack?
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>>58552829
no.
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>>58552792
>>58552829
>>58552859
Angry Joe
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>>58551480
tell me if shes still a virgin pls
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>>58553114
she is not
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>>58553130
source?
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>>58551608
I would like securely exchange a key with her and have her store it, if you know what I mean.
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>>58553139
sophie mudd
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>>58554732
Thanks!
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>>58552829
>>58553139
>>58554871
Go back to imgur, you're all pathetic.
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>>58551480
what is forward secrecy ?
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>>58551480
I dont think it's stored on disk by default. In firefox and chrome you can set SSLKEYLOGFILE to store it somewhere.
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>>58555166
found the faggot
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>>58551480
I'd store my AES key in her browser if you know my drift
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