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Help with TLS Traffic

$1500-3000 USD

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Posted about 5 years ago

$1500-3000 USD

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Ive got a sever that sends tls traffic to a ip address every time it starts up. I need help understanding the traffic being sent and received. the TLS certificate files are on the server. Once the traffic is understood ill be looking to develop a protocol to replace the remote ip and answer the messages locally on the server.
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Hello Project As it is an network and server related project so i need further discussion to understand it in more better way. As i am working in an MNC as system Engineer so i can help you in this. Thanks
$1,666 USD in 21 days
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Hi there! I am a system administrator security focused with 6+ years of experience deploying and troubleshooting servers and IT infrastructures. I would like to work with you to check your TLS traffic to see how it works. I am available to discuss the project details to start.
$2,500 USD in 30 days
5.0 (20 reviews)
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I am a Senor Encryption, Web Security, Website Design Expert. I read your descriptions carefully and make sure that i can do it perfectly. I hope to discuss with you on chat. Thanks.
$2,000 USD in 30 days
4.8 (11 reviews)
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I am a little unclear on what you are looking for. Are you wanting to see what type of traffic is being sent via TLS? If you have access on one side you might be able to use the certificates along with Wireshark to de-couple
$1,500 USD in 4 days
5.0 (1 review)
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Hello! I understand that you've got a server which sending TLS-encrypted traffic to some location when it boots up, and you're looking to understand why. It sounds like this is expected traffic, not a security issue (given that you're planning to re-develop the server), correct? I should be able to hunt this down for you pretty quickly and easily, but I'd like to understand more about the problem to be sure. I've worked with Linux servers for 15+ years, so given what you've shared so far, I would probably first look for the process which is sending the traffic and understand that before trying to analyze the traffic itself. Is this process one that you set up in the past, or one that is a complete mystery? Would I have full access to the device, to reboot or possibly run in a VM if necessary? (If not, it may be helpful to clone the device, but again, I need to understand the situation better first). Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to discussing your project further with you! Best, -Scott
$1,500 USD in 15 days
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