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ssl-snitch

A bpftrace script to detect processes communicating over TLS with OpenSSL.

ssl-snitch can detect incoming and outgoing SSL traffic. It records every successful TCP connection (accept or connect) and then snitches when a connection holder calls SSL_write or SSL_read.

The script relies on the assumption that your libssl.so copy lives in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/. However, this can be updated and extended to detect more cryptography libraries. For example, Firefox uses its own libnspr (probes for this library are provided in the script).

⚡️ Quickstart

  1. Install bpftrace and grab a copy of ssl-snitch:
sudo apt install bpftrace
git clone https://github.com/FabAlchemy/ssl-snitch.git
  1. Run the script!
$ cd ssl-snitch
$ sudo bpftrace ssl-snitch.bt # <port> to filter 

Attaching 8 probes...
Tracing TLS connections... Press Ctrl-C to exit

TIME      COMMAND  PID    DADDR           DPORT 
21:05:13  python   35457  1.1.1.1         443   
21:05:24  curl     35474  142.250.72.164  443

👀 Tests

You need make and a working python3 installation with venv, as well as curl and openssl. The test suite tries to connect to several servers with different tools and checks the script output.

$ make test
OK

$ make clean # optional