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On 2015-06-10 10:22 AM, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 10/06/2015 4:46 p.m., dkandle wrote:
I would like to be able to inspect traffic from my android device. I have a transparent squid proxy working with SSL bump (using WiFi to get traffic through my proxy server). Everything works fine as long as I go through a browser. But I would like to see the other traffic which the OS and other apps are sending. Squid uses a certificate I generated for the web sites and
I create an exception for those without issue.
If I install my certificate on the phone will it then accept the certificate
when squid returns it during the ssl setup?

Maybe.

To be clear, I see the phone use
port 443 to setup a secure session. However it rejects the certificate (as
it should) and terminates the session with no data being passed. I can
install my certificate on the phone, but will the android OS use that
certificate for all services or only for browser sessions?

Maybe.

If not, is there
some other way I can get my fake certificate accepted for all sessions for
which it is used?

Only by adding the CA cert your Squid signs with to the OS certificate
set. Whether it is actually used from there is application specific and
none of us have control over that.

Amos
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What kinda device? I've put my ca cert on a couple Android devices...ranging from just email the cert and import all the way to cracking open a certificate .db file and inserting.

James
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