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There is a client connecting to a server on ssl with Diffe-Helmen on a port (lets say 6789). I want to inspect the communication. I tried ssldump and realized they don't work if Diffe-Helmen is used.
I can change the client config to connect to a different port (say 7890) and run a process on the server that does MITM and forwards clients data to the actual server running on 6789. What is the tool/command to do that?
How it works:
Client --SSL_6789-> Server
How I am trying to change
Client --SSL_7890-> MITMProxy --SSL_6789--> Server
Proxy should also log bidirectional communication to a log file. It has access to the private key. Server and MITMProxy will run on the same host and I have root access. Server is running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It is fine for the server to see the traffic as if it is coming from localhost(loosing client ip info) - Need not be perfect MITM but other case is also fine.
Is there a command/tool to do this or does it require writing a custom solution?
networking proxy ssl
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There is a client connecting to a server on ssl with Diffe-Helmen on a port (lets say 6789). I want to inspect the communication. I tried ssldump and realized they don't work if Diffe-Helmen is used.
I can change the client config to connect to a different port (say 7890) and run a process on the server that does MITM and forwards clients data to the actual server running on 6789. What is the tool/command to do that?
How it works:
Client --SSL_6789-> Server
How I am trying to change
Client --SSL_7890-> MITMProxy --SSL_6789--> Server
Proxy should also log bidirectional communication to a log file. It has access to the private key. Server and MITMProxy will run on the same host and I have root access. Server is running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It is fine for the server to see the traffic as if it is coming from localhost(loosing client ip info) - Need not be perfect MITM but other case is also fine.
Is there a command/tool to do this or does it require writing a custom solution?
networking proxy ssl
asked 5 hours ago
balkibalki
8029
add a comment |
There is a client connecting to a server on ssl with Diffe-Helmen on a port (lets say 6789). I want to inspect the communication. I tried ssldump and realized they don't work if Diffe-Helmen is used.
I can change the client config to connect to a different port (say 7890) and run a process on the server that does MITM and forwards clients data to the actual server running on 6789. What is the tool/command to do that?
How it works:
Client --SSL_6789-> Server
How I am trying to change
Client --SSL_7890-> MITMProxy --SSL_6789--> Server
Proxy should also log bidirectional communication to a log file. It has access to the private key. Server and MITMProxy will run on the same host and I have root access. Server is running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It is fine for the server to see the traffic as if it is coming from localhost(loosing client ip info) - Need not be perfect MITM but other case is also fine.
Is there a command/tool to do this or does it require writing a custom solution?
networking proxy ssl
asked 5 hours ago
balkibalki
8029
There is a client connecting to a server on ssl with Diffe-Helmen on a port (lets say 6789). I want to inspect the communication. I tried ssldump and realized they don't work if Diffe-Helmen is used.
I can change the client config to connect to a different port (say 7890) and run a process on the server that does MITM and forwards clients data to the actual server running on 6789. What is the tool/command to do that?
How it works:
Client --SSL_6789-> Server
How I am trying to change
Client --SSL_7890-> MITMProxy --SSL_6789--> Server
Proxy should also log bidirectional communication to a log file. It has access to the private key. Server and MITMProxy will run on the same host and I have root access. Server is running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It is fine for the server to see the traffic as if it is coming from localhost(loosing client ip info) - Need not be perfect MITM but other case is also fine.
Is there a command/tool to do this or does it require writing a custom solution?
networking proxy ssl
networking proxy ssl
asked 5 hours ago
balkibalki
8029
asked 5 hours ago
balkibalki
8029
asked 5 hours ago
balkibalki
8029
asked 5 hours ago
balkibalki
8029
asked 5 hours ago
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8029
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