On 18/01/18 07:50, Aismel wrote:
I was reading that it is necessary to make the function of man in the
middle to be able to issue a security certificate ....
Question: The proxy does not act as such, because it is so complicated
to change the user's request when 50% of the work is already done.
Someone has some other solution ...
Yuri was referring to how your re-writer is looking for URLs that start
with the exact string "http://";. But Facebook and many others no longer
use URLs that start that way.
No matter what you do to get the traffic, the helper needs to check for
the real URLs if it is to do anything useful.
MITM is necessary to issue certificates for domains *belonging to other
people or companies*. Re-writing URLs is very much *not* a good thing to
do. It is possible, just not wise.
Part of the MITM often involves guaranteeing that the decoded traffic
continues to go to the place it was already going. That and things like
it place limitations different from http://
Amos
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