The TLS handshake process is crucial for establishing secure communication between clients and servers.It starts with the Client Hello message, containing supported TLS versions, cipher suites, and a Client Random.The Server Hello message includes the selected TLS version, cipher suite, Server Random, and the server's digital certificate.Certificate Verification ensures the server's certificate validity and correctness.Pre-Master Secret Generation involves creating a secret using the server's public key for encryption.Master Secret Derivation uses Client Random, Server Random, and Pre-Master Secret to generate session keys.Session Keys are created for encryption and integrity checks, followed by exchanging Finished messages by the client and server.All subsequent data transfer is encrypted using session keys, ensuring secure communication.A GoLang server implementation captures ClientHello messages for analysis by periodically exporting details to a JSON file.The server code includes functions for handling connections, collecting ClientHello information, and serving TLS connections.