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I have an old Android 4.1 tablet running on a Rockchip processor. While it’s quite slow, it still works well enough to display a clock or a web dashboard. The problem is that I can’t browse the ...
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I want to install a reverse proxy useful because I want to put online my emby server on top of Android 14 using https on port 8920. I have fixed the 443 error in this way : sudo setcap ...
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According to a well-regarded QA answer by a member of our Android community here on Stack Exchange: By the current schedule, Let's Encrypt cross signing will end on September the 30th 2024. After ...
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I have enabled HTTPS filtering in AdGuard. I installed AdGuard's certificates, and the Magisk module that moves the certificates to the system store. Nevertheless, some apps don't work. Why is this? ...
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Requestly.io currently allows to intersect the HTTP and HTTPS packets if requests are made from google chrome as the SSL certificates can not be installed for "VPN and App". How to inspect ...
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I want to setup this app called Http Toolkit and for some reason I have the warning "System Trust Disabled". My android 11 device is rooted using ksu . How do I trust a certificate on ...
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I tried asking this on xdaforums but did not get a useful answer so I thought I would try here. I've got some very old devices (used as wifi-only) that are starting to have issues connecting to (some ...
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Using a Pixel 6a, running Android 13. I am trying to install certificates from a private CA I have established on the internal network. I was able to install the root certificate by doing the ...
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I've extracted an apk(react native) with dex2jar and jar to java through jd-qui and also with apktool, and I can view the source code but there is no clue where are the HTTP requests in the source ...
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I wanted to give Firefox for Android a try (I'm a long-time Chrome user), but after installing it from the Play Store, I discovered it refuses to load any website, always showing this security warning ...
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At my school, when logging into wifi for the first time, we enter our ID & password into a normal wifi login page, then we download a certificate. I cannot confirm if the certificate changes ...
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I'm looking for a way to bypass a target app using a non-system certificate. The HttpCanary app itself does give a 'solution' however it's incredibly unclear: Goto Settings->HttpCanary root CA ...
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I have an Asus Transformer TF101 that is running Android 4.0.3. The tablet can connect websites in HTTP without issue but not in HTTPS. Most HTTPS websites are totally unreachable. Some websites (from ...
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I have two legacy Android 4.0 Garmin Monterra devices. It's not possible anymore to open the Google Play Store or some websites. When I open most of the websites with Chrome, I receive an SSL error ...
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I have a Root CA (airgapped, openssl) that I use for a lot of internal lab projects. In the past, I've just imported the CA cert into the User credentials store on Android and the system began ...
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