“An Authentication object was not found in the Securit圜ontext” possible options: “unknown_ca” is because the public key’s root certificate is not included in SAP Trusted CA List or the Keypair does not include the complete certificate chain The communication is failing due to some SSL errors such as: “unknown_ca” or “An Authentication object was not found in the Securit圜ontext” or “Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel” or many other different errors. Scenario: Connecting a customer system to Cloud Integration using Client Certificate Authentication. So I can start build mobile platform application.This blog describes how to troubleshoot TLS mutual authentication or Client Certificate Authentication to Cloud Integration using Wireshark, the most common errors and root cause, and gives step-by-step instructions on key points to validate. What I am wondering is that, without owner of server or root access of server, is there any methods to get TCP packets ( that encrypted using TLSv1.2 protocol) as decrypted to know that which url is requesting from app and which method (GET,POST,etc.) is using and what the payload is sent. Also I found a link how to decrypt it but it requires a private key that I haven't.
And a few method I tried and only SSLKEYLOGFILE variable method worked on my Ubuntu 18.04 desktop but it only supports for browser but the application that I need is to run on Citrix Workspace. So that again researching on Internet about 2 days ( I really don't know how actually https work so I searched about it.).
So after some researching, I decided to capture network traffic via WireShark and I saw that traffic is encrypted.
My main purpose is to know this application's network traffic to build my own mobile (like Android, iOS) application project for easy access without extra programs like Citrix Workspace. So I can access the database using this application. I have an application that runs on Citrix Workspace and generally I runs application from.
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