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I'm on a rooted emulator Magisk target package is com.catdaddy.cat22. System http tools CA is installed. Java side HTTPS works bypassed TrustManagerImpl.verifyChain but calls to bobcatwweproduction....
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I'm intercepting traffic from an Android app on a rooted BlueStacks emulator (Windows). With HTTP Toolkit in Android Device via ADB mode, most traffic appears, but a specific HTTPS request to ...
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I'm trying to run HTTP Toolkit's proxy directly on a rooted Android phone to automatically rewrite HTTP responses, without using a second device or external computer. There’s no clear documentation on ...
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Note I already know its probably in the AppData folder but what folder/files store it? I haven't looked specifically in any files yet
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Like the title says, my question is if it is possible to send an intercepted request multiple times at once with HTTP Toolkit, instead of the one time it was originally going to be sent.
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I'm trying to intercept HTTP/HTTPS requests made by a .NET application on Arch Linux using mitmproxy. While I can intercept some requests, I frequently encounter errors like TLS handshake failed or ...
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I am building a custom Electron-based browser and modifying the User-Agent dynamically for certain domains. However, after removing Electron/\* from the User-Agent for a specific demo gaming website, ...
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Edit: It seems it's a bug in Flutter. Last answer by @Tim Perry has more details. I ended up using android studio network profiling for my needs. I installed the http toolkit on my machine, and ...
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I was just checking if the volumes for a new Docker Compose file were creating the volumes I needed. While running docker volume ls, I found that I have that volume. I've been looking everywhere to ...
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I am trying to reverse engineer an API of an app. I have already done everything there is to decrypt traffic using Charles and HTTP Toolkit certificates on a rooted Android emulator. However, both ...
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As the question states. I did full uninstalls (including with Revo), deleted everything I could find in %appdata% directory, etc. After re-install, all my rules were still there. I manually deleted ...
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I'm using http toolkit on Linux , When I'm trying to intercept the traffic i get the following message: The upstream server has an untrusted HTTPS certificate, so HTTP Toolkit did not forward the ...
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I have a docker API server running locally on port 9000, and a node client fetching this API using POST. When HTTP-Toolkit is set to intercept, it successfully creates another container and restart ...
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I need to capture https traffic of Instagram Lite app (com.instagram.lite). So I tried to use http-toolkit. I have rooted android device and used adb method, http-toolkit app on my phone tells ...
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This issue is like this one from more than one year ago. I am intercepting HTTP traffic from an Android app using HTTP Toolkit via the Android Emulator. Everything was working a few weeks ago, but now,...
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