Mitmproxy – Open-source console-based proxy
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Mitmproxy – Open-source console-based proxy
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#2This tool recently helped me troubleshoot a bug I was facing and unable to solve due to the lack of Safari's development tools. Here's a link for anyone interested: http://eapen.in/mitmproxy-for-troubleshooting/
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#3I love mitmproxy, super easy to use (and to install an interception certificate) and the scripting support makes it very useful for pentesting iOS app traffic etc where I can't easily modify the client
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#4Just what I was looking for.
All I wanted to do was change a request header for one host.
After ~15 minutes I now have a transparent MITM https proxy - and I didn't even have to google the openssl command.
Edit: Also, the documentation is excellent as the software.
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#5mitmproxy is great for iOS and Android pen testing. A must have tool.
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#6I love mitmproxy, super easy to use (and to install an interception certificate) and the scripting support makes it very useful for pentesting iOS app traffic etc where I can't easily modify the client
how do disable certificate pinning on iOS?
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#8Many previous discussions:
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=mitmproxy&sort=byPopularity&pr...
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#9Mitmproxy is amazing! And you can get it easily in macOS with brew. Highly recommended
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#10I love mitmproxy, super easy to use (and to install an interception certificate) and the scripting support makes it very useful for pentesting iOS app traffic etc where I can't easily modify the client
how do disable certificate pinning on iOS?
Haven't had to as the apps I targeted weren't using it. Can't think of an obvious way without rooting the device though...