1 | initial version |
-z "follow,tcp,ascii,7"
will output the TCP payload, which of course is TLS encrypted data, you will have to use -z "follow,tls,ascii,7"
or (-z "follow,http,ascii,7"
if the http objects are transferred with compression enabled).
2 | No.2 Revision |
-z "follow,tcp,ascii,7"
will output the TCP payload, which of course is TLS encrypted data, you will have to use -z "follow,tls,ascii,7"
or (to get to the decrypted data (or -z "follow,http,ascii,7"
if the http objects are transferred with compression enabled).