- Follow the instructions to install mitmproxy and launch either
mitmproxyormitmweb. If you plan on sniffing traffic from a macOS VM, it is probably preferable to install mitmproxy on the host OS. - Change your proxy settings in macOS to use your local IPv4 address with port 8080 (by default).
System Settings→Network→Advanced→HTTPandHTTPSproxies
- Install the mitmproxy certificate by navigating to http://mitm.it/
- Disable SSL verification.
- On mitmweb, this is toggled in
Options→Don't verify server certificates
- On mitmweb, this is toggled in
Cypheriel
/ $mitmproxy for macOS internal services.md
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June 4, 2024 17:12
Guide for installing and setting up both mitmproxy and Frida mainly for use with sniffing HTTP(S) traffic internal to macOS.
bzamecnik
/ cdwifi.sh
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June 28, 2024 20:47
Accept ČD Wifi on the command line (if you hate clicking). http://cdwifi.cz
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Accept CD Wifi (Czech railways) on the command line (if you hate clicking). | |
| # http://cdwifi.cz | |
| # | |
| # Put the script to ~/bin/cdwifi and make sure that export it's on the path: PATH=$PATH:~/bin | |
| # Note that if you have a custom DNS set (eg. 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1) they don't resolve | |
| # cdwifi.cz. If you don't want to use their DNS set via DHCP for all your traffic | |
| # the workaround here is to query their DNS server at the gateway just | |
| # for this request. | |
| # |