Move to a proxy-based system for aquiring local keys

[codetheweb]

Viable option: anyproxy.

Details:

• Be CLI based like current setup process
• Need to be able to print QR code in console for link to certificate setup for SSL sniffing

[Apollon77]

The qr thing will be tricky ... or better: we need to do by our self. Using the anyproxy web interface link is no option?

[codetheweb]

I would rather have it be self-contained in the terminal (so no web interface).

Was looking at something like this.

[codetheweb]

Finished.

#65 (comment)

[Apollon77]

Re Android: on anyproxy Page there are instructions also for Android ... what exactly does not work?

[codetheweb]

You can try it, but from what I've read custom root certificates have to be trusted on an app by app basis.

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[Apollon77]

I have no Android :-) ANd yes on the Charles Proxy page it is harder with Android ...

I just saw

http://anyproxy.io/en/#trust-root-ca-in-android

[Apollon77]

I have no Android :-) ANd yes on the Charles Proxy page it is harder with Android ...

I just saw

http://anyproxy.io/en/#trust-root-ca-in-android

And one user tested with Android 5 and 8 ... And here is also one better info:

https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/2844832?hl=en