TLS Record Hex Decoder

TLS secures application traffic such as HTTPS. Record-layer inspection reveals framing boundaries and protocol versions used by clients and servers.

Decode TLS Record Data

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About TLS Record

TLS record framing wraps encrypted and handshake data in typed records. Record headers expose content type, legacy version bytes, and fragment length before deeper TLS parsing.

TLS secures application traffic such as HTTPS. Record-layer inspection reveals framing boundaries and protocol versions used by clients and servers.

TLS Record Header Structure

  • Content Type (1 byte): handshake, application data, alert, and other record categories.
  • Legacy Version (2 bytes): historical protocol version field.
  • Length (2 bytes): record fragment length.

Why Decode TLS Record Packets

Decode TLS record headers from hex for content type, protocol version, and record length.