Collaborate Disseminate
As I understand the original master key, which is used to encrypt the application data is never transmitted over the wire and it is calculated on both client and server individually using a hashing-alike function which takes the following … Continue reading How is man-in-the-middle attack prevented in TLS?
I’ve recently set up a mitmproxy on my phone and it seems to work fine. It intercepts that request for https websites and I can view their content.
But I’m trying to intercept data from a banking app I have on my phone. The connection work… Continue reading Is it possible that data is still encrypted even when you intercept TLS? [duplicate]
I received this notification from Nord randomly. Should I be worried? Is there something I can do? Am I being hacked?
P.S. clicked Don’t trust
EDIT: I tried connecting from mobile data and am receiving a different notification, so the ISP… Continue reading Couldn’t validate TLS certificate – Nord VPN
I am looking for a technique to capture the full TLS request coming from a UWP application that I do not manage, but I do have full access to the client (aka my personal computer).
Through Wireshark, I’ve confirmed that the application is … Continue reading Capturing and decrypting TLS content on local machine
i have a VPN based mobile application and i am not able to intercept it with Burp…When VPN is off in mobile then application is not running (opening)…..when i am setting manual proxy in iphone wifi with VPN ON, then traffic is not gett… Continue reading VPN Based Mobile Traffic Interception using Burp
I noticed more and more times that some mobile apps are able to block requests, and they don’t forward those requests to the server if they’re going to be intercepted with a proxy like BurpSuite. This not happens for all installed apps on … Continue reading How some mobile apps prevent http traffic from being intercepted through a proxy like BurpSuite?
Say that I have a program that needs to communicate with my own server.
I use TLS to secure the connection, however the program is running within a network, which sends all TLS traffic through a TLS inspection proxy and the computer where … Continue reading Prevent TLS inspection by using TLS nested inside of TLS
I was reading this pdf and at slide number 23 and 24 I read "injected interception". What’s that means ?
in my mind it should be a type of interception that are made by injection. I mean I inject something (for example an image) … Continue reading What’s injected interception?
If a non-compromised device is connected to the internet via open Wi-Fi, anyone can view the traffic.
But if all the connections to the servers use a reasonably secure cryptographic protocol (such as a recent version of TLS), is the commun… Continue reading Are TLS v1.3 connections over open Wi-Fi secure?
I have a game, and I want to know its api request endpoints. But since it is encrypted, I need to get its key log file to decrypt it in wireshark. I tried to run my application with the command –ssl-key-log-file and it doesn’t dump any SS… Continue reading How to dump SSL key log for non-browser applications?