You’ll want to pick the one that has the IP address for the connection you’re currently using. You don’t need to pick the one that has 127.0.0.1. The only ones you’ll need to choose from are the ones that have IPv4 listed with some numbers after it. Click on Capture at the top and the only setting we need to check here is Capture Interface.įirst, be sure to press the little Refresh button that is located to the right of the list box. When you click on the box, you’ll see a couple of options, all of which look confusing as heck. However, for our purposes, we just want to see the data is encrypted and won’t really be saving any of these captures.īefore we perform a capture, go ahead and click on Preferences to set up how we are going to capture the data. If you save a capture session, it’s called a trace file and you can open those again later on using the second button. You should see the startup screen with four large buttons.Ĭapturing is what you’ll click on to start a capture of network traffic. Verify Encryption on a Macįirstly, go ahead and download CocoaPacketAnalyzer on your Mac and run it. On the Mac we’re going to use CocoaPacketAnalyzer and on the PC we’re going to use Wireshark. You can ignore everything else as it’ll mostly be gibberish unless you know something about computers and networking. All you need to do is press a record button, scroll through a list and check some text. If you don’t have any technical expertise, don’t really worry.
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