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TLS Key Logging

Record TLS session keys with Proxyman TLS Key Logging and save them to a file, so you can decrypt HTTPS traffic in Wireshark or TCP Viewer.

1. What's it?​

Proxyman can log TLS session keys and save them to a txt file, so you can decrypt HTTPS traffic in Wireshark or the TCP Viewer app.

2. How to use it​

  1. Open Proxyman for macOS
  2. Make sure the Proxyman certificate is installed on your Mac: open the Certificate menu -> Install Certificate on this Mac… and follow the guide
  3. Open the Tools menu -> TLS Key Logging…
  4. Check Enabled TLS Key Logging, click Select Folder… to choose where to save the log file, then click Save
Proxyman TLS Key Logging sheet with logging enabled and the Desktop folder selected as the file path

TLS Key Logging settings

  1. Done. When Proxyman captures your traffic, it extracts the TLS keys and saves them to the log file.
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