US Cyber Games - Certified

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This Forensics challenge consisted of a plain text RSA key passed over HTTP, which we extract for the purposes of decrypting TLS encrypted application data. Once the analyst has retrieved the key, it may need to be formatted before saving as a .key file, and importing as a pre-shared master key into Wireshark, while filling out the proper IP address, PORT and protocol the key is to be used on. 💥💻
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[@teleton11]

Thank you for this! I think if you just to an export of files, you'll get the key in a .php format as well. From there, you can just upload it as a .pem and the next export should have the data (flag in our case) available to export as well. But your way is good as well!

[@HopliteSecurity]

Ohhh I love your idea and will try it out. Thanks so much for sharing! :)

[@BelkinJr]

nice vid, the only thing i missed id howd you get the port number? (13337)

[@HopliteSecurity]

Ahh great question. You can see the encrypted application data was sent with a destination port of 13337 :)