Thank you very much for taking the time to reply.
I think that maybe I had not quite explained myself properly earlier.
Previously when I could see the plain text strings being send it would
look something like this:
<xml version="1">
<send to="someone">
<message>Hello</message>
</send>
If I encrypted the data then I think Wireshark had something like:
[SSL] ..... some random characters here due to encryption
The String I am seeing now has no meaning that I can interpret, even if
I turn of encryption. This is why I am now confused. I would like to be
able see if the data in the packets sent is actually encrypted or not.
The packets I am sending should be very small, it is a jabber message
and I get the truncated message even if all I send as the message is the
single character 'a'.
Thanks for any assistance anyone can provide.
Jeff Morriss wrote:
Gavin Donald wrote:
Hello,
I am almost completely new to using Wireshark and am hoping that someone
can assist as I haven't managed to find out any information about my
problem.
I am trying to prove that some jabber instant messenger packets are
encrypted when they leave my machine but Wireshark is showing them as
follows:
[truncated]
\027\003\001\000\327\353\242&i\347\325\v\363\354\263\351\202\350\360\325Nbf\3358\371\031^\017`o\037N|\331\366\206\277\341j\275U~6\002\253\250\036\243\031\t9\236\265xR\220\347\255I7"^z\342:\034R\272\210\257\033\360c\025\E\315[\2
[ ERROR: Unrecognized text ]
I am sure that in the past I had been able to see the full plain text or
That "[truncated]" looks like what I put in for:
http://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2009
Specifically, the complaint in that bug was that very long text strings
were being silently truncated. Not truncating the text seemed very
intrusive and difficult so I added the "[truncated]" part in order to
make it obvious that you weren't seeing all of the text string.
That is to say, I suspect previously you /thought/ you were seeing all
of the text but in actuality it was being silently truncated.
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