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imported>Cov at 11:15, 1 October 2011

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 =Cleartext to SSL Tunnel for DyKnow=
-One can create a plaintext to SSL proxy with socat, useful for performing a man-in-the-middle attack to study network traffic when there is an SSL-only server, but the client application has a vanilla TCP mode available. To do so, use a variant of the following command, originally used to look at [[DyKnow]]'s traffic to [[Virginia Tech]] servers.
+One can create a plaintext to SSL proxy with socat, useful for performing a man-in-the-middle attack to study network traffic when there is an SSL-only server, but the client application has a vanilla TCP mode available. To do so, use a variant of the following command, originally used to look at [[DyKnow]]'s traffic to [[gp:Virginia Tech|Virginia Tech]] servers.
 <pre>
 $ socat tcp4-listen:1337,fork openssl:dyknow.lt.vt.edu:443,cafile=/etc/ssl/certs/GlobalSign_Root_CA.pem

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−	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[w:netcat\|w:netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.	+	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[w:netcat\|netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.

	=TCP to STDIN=		=TCP to STDIN=

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−	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.	+	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[w:netcat\|w:netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.

	=TCP to STDIN=		=TCP to STDIN=

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−	[[Category:~~Pending deletion~~]]	+	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.
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		+	=TCP to STDIN=
		+	To create a classic TCP listening daemon, similar to <code>netcat -l</code>, use a variation of the following command.
		+	<pre>
		+	$ socat TCP-LISTEN:8080 stdout
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	=Cleartext to SSL Tunnel for DyKnow=
		+	One can create a plaintext to SSL proxy with socat, useful for performing a man-in-the-middle attack to study network traffic when there is an SSL-only server, but the client application has a vanilla TCP mode available. To do so, use a variant of the following command, originally used to look at [[DyKnow]]'s traffic to [[Virginia Tech]] servers.
		+	<pre>
		+	$ socat tcp4-listen:1337,fork openssl:dyknow.lt.vt.edu:443,cafile=/etc/ssl/certs/GlobalSign_Root_CA.pem
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	[[Category:Software]]
		+	[[Category:Howtos]]

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−	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.
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−	~~=TCP to STDIN=~~
−	~~To create a classic TCP listening daemon, similar to <code>netcat -l</code>, use a variation of the following command.~~
−	~~<pre>~~
−	~~$ socat TCP-LISTEN:8080 stdout~~
−	~~</pre>~~
−
−	~~=Cleartext to SSL Tunnel for DyKnow=~~
−	One can create a plaintext to SSL proxy with socat, useful for performing a man-in-the-middle attack to study network traffic when there is an SSL-only server, but the client application has a vanilla TCP mode available. To do so, use a variant of the following command, originally used to look at [[DyKnow]]'s traffic to [[Virginia Tech]] servers.
−	~~<pre>~~
−	~~$ socat tcp4-listen:1337,fork openssl:dyknow.lt.vt.edu:443,cafile=/etc/ssl/certs/GlobalSign_Root_CA.pem~~
−	~~</pre>~~
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−	[[Category:~~Needs restoration~~]]

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	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.		Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.

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+Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.
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−	Socat is a commandline network tool akin to [[netcat]]. It supports SSL, IPv6 and several more protocols. It can come in handy when attempting to sniff traffic that has to speak SSL because setting up a cleartext to SSL proxy is relatively straightforward.	+	<!-- The rest of this page uses a template from the Uniluug project; please see https://uniluug.org/wiki/Template:Socat if you wish to edit it. -->
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−	~~=TCP to STDIN=~~
−	~~To create a classic TCP listening daemon, similar to~~ <~~code>netcat~~ -~~l</code>, use~~ a ~~variation of~~ the ~~following command~~.
−	~~<pre>~~
−	~~$ socat TCP-LISTEN~~:~~8080 stdout~~
−	~~</pre>~~
−
−	~~=Cleartext to SSL Tunnel for DyKnow=~~
−	~~To create a plaintext to SSL proxy that [[DyKnow]] can connect~~ to~~, use a variant of the following command~~.
−	~~<pre>~~
−	~~$ socat tcp4~~-~~listen:1337,fork openssl:dyknow.lt.vt.edu:443,cafile=ThawtePremiumServerCA.pem~~
−	~~</pre~~>
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−	~~[[Category~~:~~Commandline *nix software]]~~
−	~~[[Category~~:~~Howtos]]~~