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i believe chrome uses NSS which can be configured by environment variable to dump session keys

https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/Psst+Your+Browser+Knows+Al...




Does this require a writeable, user-accessible file on the computer where the browser is installed? (versus, e.g., a gateway computer the user controls that can run openssl, the proxy, tcpdump and the packet filter)

If yes, how would the NSS solution work if the user is browsing from a device that hides and even tries to deny the user access to the filesystem, like one of today's smartphones or tablets?




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