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Intercepting HTTPS Android app traffic
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When I give an android app inte… Continue reading How to intercept http/https requests done by an Android app in plain text? [duplicate]
Is it possible to sniff the packets between two non-https sites? Let’s say, site A sends a request to site B. I understand when you capture WiFi traffic, but how can you intercept connection like this?
I created a lab environment which has Windows 7 and Kali Linux in VMware.
In Kali Linux, I opened Wireshark and started to listen to traffic on eth0. After that, in my Windows 7 machine, I opened an HTTP site and entered som… Continue reading How wireshark capture packets in LAN without arpspoof?
Are there any reasons why I should be using tcpdump over wireshark?
I haven’t done much packet sniffing before and I am unclear as to why you would use a command-line based sniffer over wireshark which seems to contain all … Continue reading Why might tcpdump be preferred to Wireshark? [on hold]
I am trying to create a tool that identifies network attacks using machine learning, something like a small intrusion detection system. I have collected benign traffic from the network and then deployed a couple of nmap scann… Continue reading Detecting network attacks by processing individual or multiple network packets?
I’m trying to send a request to an http server hosted on a machine. The http server is in C# and drops any packets that are not from localhost:
public void Request(HttpListenerContext context) {
if(!IPAddress.IsLoopback(… Continue reading How to pass a localhost check for an incoming request?
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I use AES-CTR to perform on the fly encryption of packets. Each packet is 16 bytes long, however, depending on what is being transferred, the 16 bytes may not be used.
So far, unused bytes are left to 0.
I’m not a cryptograp… Continue reading How harmfull might be predictable bytes when using AES-CTR
Moloch is being used to capture and store packets.
Is there a way to have Suricata just run on the packets that Moloch has stored rather than having Suricata also listening on the same wire?
When accessing or interacting with a web page, web browser sends info through the network which can reveal some info about the interactions, like what is the DNS being connected to, at what time was the query made, etc. Do st… Continue reading Do new network connections become aware of previously loaded web pages still open in a browser?