Eric Rescorla's book, "SSL and TLS", has what you need. Anyone doing SSL coding should probably have it on the shelf anyway, IMHO.
Also, you might want to check out ssldump, which can decrypt SSL traffic given the appropriate keying materials.
Paul Allen
Dustin C. Locke wrote:
Does anybody know where I can find a specific diagram/chart showing the number of bits, data content, and data type of all of the individual fields (header and body both) of an ssl packet? They're readily available for many other protocols (IP, TCP, NTP, etc.), but I am unable to find one for SSL. I need to do some packet analysis directly from a tcpdump, creating a struct{} from the packet header and payload, which is difficult to do with the info in the Internet-Draft for SSL 3.0.
Thanks, DCL
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