A Ruby library that logs SSL session keys from client connections in NSS Key Log Format. This log can be used by tools such as Wireshark to decrypt data when analyzing network traffic.
NOTE: This version of the library is a functional prototype. The implementation may change in the future.
This gem uses a C extension to extract data from Ruby OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket objects. This means that the Gem will have to be built using the same OpenSSL headers that were used to compile the Ruby interpreter.
The logic for locating the include directory is not particularly sophisticated, so the proper location may need to be specified during installation:
gem install sslkeylog -- --with-openssl-include=...
Use of the wrong header file can result in segmentation faults and other unpleasantness.
The simplest way to use this library is to set an output file using the SSLKEYLOG environment variable and then require the sslkeylog/autotrace module:
# In bash: export SSLKEYLOG=$HOME/sslkeylog.log
require 'sslkeylog/autotrace'If the SSLKEYLOG variable is unset, output will be sent to $stderr.
Tracing can be enabled for specific portions of a Ruby program and output can be routed to any object which behaves like a standard Ruby Logger:
require 'sslkeylog'
require 'stringio'
output = StringIO.new
SSLkeylog::Logging.logger = Logger.new(output)
socket = TCPSocket.new('github.com', '443')
ssl_socket = OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket.new(socket)
SSLkeylog::Trace.enable
ssl_socket.connect
SSLkeylog::Trace.disable
ssl_socket.close
puts output.string
# D, [2015-04-16T18:31:53.959279 #82759] DEBUG -- : SSLSocket connect: 192.30.252.129:443
# I, [2015-04-16T18:31:53.959423 #82759] INFO -- : CLIENT_RANDOM 98DC410A9D6D5851487DA25991E77E60D236832D35AACDF59896927A1C56063D 5EA02F1DBCB9138C50D091949A838C074AD4574490058CBD0BBE6D2D94DA58D4AB190E939CF227EE6AD6E20317C9D922Data can be extracted directly from OpenSSL::SSL:SSLSocket objects using the to_keylog method of the SSLkeylog::OpenSSL module:
require 'sslkeylog/openssl'
socket = TCPSocket.new('github.com', '443')
ssl_socket = OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket.new(socket)
ssl_socket.connect
puts SSLkeylog::OpenSSL.to_keylog(ssl_socket)
ssl_socket.close
# => "CLIENT_RANDOM 7374BF6508668783736B211242A4BC2CF075FC508E49B9797B038D6357370A10 C5BB2BDFEF788E7BB6ED0A37962BEEB140AC7F33DEF0E344F576D18305AF5A6C0121E069F1FF4CE4424530A83D443EFD\n"