A simple tshark EAP certificate extractor

extract_EAP.sh

#!/bin/sh
# Simple tshark WiFi EAP certificate extractor
# By [email protected]
# Updated by :
# Michael Kruger (cablethief)
# Guillem Lefait
# All rights reserved 2018

if [ ! -x $(which tshark) ]; then
  echo "tshark not installed"
  exit 0
fi

if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
  echo "Usage: $0 [-r file.cap | -i interface]"
  echo "Extracted certificates will be written to <file|int>.cert.rand.der"
  exit 0
fi

tmpbase=$(basename  $2)
tshark -r "$tmpbase" -Y "ssl.handshake.certificate or tls.handshake.certificate" \
	-T fields -e frame.number -e "ssl.handshake.certificate" -e "ns_cert_exts.CertType" \
	-E occurrence=a \
	| while read frame_number certificates cert_types;
do
	pos=1
	paste <(echo $certificates | sed 's#,#\n#g') <(echo $cert_types | sed 's#,#\n#g') \
		| while read certificate cert_type; 
	do
	
		file_output="${tmpbase}.${frame_number}.${pos}.${cert_type}.der"
		pos=$((pos+1))
		echo $certificate | sed "s/://g" | \
			xxd -ps -r | \
			tee $file_output | \
			openssl x509 -inform der -text;
	done;
done;

When several certificates are present in a single frame, let's extract them all with the use of the tshark -E occurence=a option.
The certificate filename also includes the frame.number as it facilitates the investigation on the input data.

Updated to add the certificate type in the filename. It helps to distinguish between CA and SSL.
For example, with the following output :

recon-19.cap.1094.1.40.der
recon-19.cap.1094.2.07.der

we see that two certificates are present in the 1094th frame.

The first has type 40 and is the SSL certificate:

0... .... = ssl-client: False
.1.. .... = ssl-server: True
..0. .... = smime: False
...0 .... = object-signing: False
.... 0... = reserved-for-future-use: False
.... .0.. = ssl-ca: False
.... ..0. = smime-ca: False
.... ...0 = object-signing-ca: False

The second, with type 07 is the CA certificate:

0... .... = ssl-client: False
.0.. .... = ssl-server: False
..0. .... = smime: False
...0 .... = object-signing: False
.... 0... = reserved-for-future-use: False
.... .1.. = ssl-ca: True
.... ..1. = smime-ca: True
.... ...1 = object-signing-ca: True