Does anyone know whether it is possible to decrypt two-way SSL with Wireshark? I do know it is capable of showing me the inside of a normal SSL-connection if I have the private key available.
I'm confronted with a situation in which both sides of the connection have a certificate to realise a SSL tunnel based on a private key at both ends. However, we encounter a problem in which we are not sure which side of the tunnel causes a problem. To be able to dertemine this I need to decrypt the tunnel. I have private keys of both ends available (it is a test-situation).
Does anyone know whether it is possible to have Wireshark decrypt this complex SSL-situation?
Is configuration of Wireshark simular to a 'server-side only' SSL-configuration?
Help is very much appreciated!
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