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Utility for sniffing SSL/TLS encrypted traffic on a darwin-based platforms.
CFNetwork.framework
contains a debug/verbosity global, enforcing a dump of every packet transferred through it, to be
logged into device syslog in plaintext form. In order to have a nicer view with clean control flow of this traffic, we
attach each such packet appropriate TCP flags and write it back into a PCAP file.
This allows us to later dissect this traffic using popular and convenient tools (e.g. Wireshark 🦈).
On iOS, this will require a jailbroken iOS device.
python3 -m pip install -U darwin-ssl-sniffer
Simply execute:
# output file can be given using the -o option (traffic.pcapng by default)
python3 -m darwin_ssl_sniffer sniff
rpcserver
on
a jailbroken device.python3 -m darwin_ssl_sniffer mobile setup -p 5910
This step should be performed only once on the device. The first time will require a device reboot (you will be
prompted to if this is indeed the first time).# output file can be given using the -o option (traffic.pcapng by default)
python3 -m darwin_ssl_sniffer mobile sniff
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Sniffer for encrypted traffic on darwin-based platforms
We found that darwin-ssl-sniffer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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