Network Forensic Investigation of HTTPS Protocol

Journal Title: International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) - Year 2013, Vol 3, Issue 5

Abstract

 Nowadays a large amount of personal and business transactions are done electronically through secured internet communication with HTTPS Protocol. The internet offers computer users access to a wealth of information and reaches in to the heart of many organizations. In this context, there are many possibilities for having different malicious activities or attacks that may occur through the HTTPS protocol. Usually it is very difficult to see or recreate HTTPS network sessions to verify its content as part of the forensic analysis. Network analysts must be able to see and test the packet data when a malicious network usage is identified and produce actual session by recreating the original data between users as part of forensic analysis. So we need an efficient forensic system to perform this kind of content analysis. The proposed novel technique can be used for content level observation of HTTPS protocol and regenerate original malicious HTTPS session between users for network forensic investigations.

Authors and Affiliations

Manesh T , Brijith B , Bhraguram T M , R Rajaram, Bhadran V K

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Manesh T, Brijith B, Bhraguram T M, R Rajaram, Bhadran V K (2013).  Network Forensic Investigation of HTTPS Protocol. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER), 3(5), 3096-3106. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-93848