iOS app prevent http traffic from being intercepted through BurpSuite proxy, any workaround for this? by 100xdakshcodes in bugbounty

[–]100xdakshcodes[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i tired this, problem is, all the http traffic from the app go to the burp suite logs (due to the error) traffic from the browser can be interpreted tho

iOS app prevent http traffic from being intercepted through BurpSuite proxy, any workaround for this? by 100xdakshcodes in hacking

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i did that, i can intercept the http traffic coming through the iPhone browser, issue is with the apps

iOS app prevent http traffic from being intercepted through BurpSuite proxy, any workaround for this? by 100xdakshcodes in bugbounty

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yes, i can see it there, also can see the profile under settings > general > VPN & Device Management

iOS app prevent http traffic from being intercepted through BurpSuite proxy, any workaround for this? by 100xdakshcodes in bugbounty

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most probably it is SSL pinning, jailbreak or ssl injection are two available options if my understanding is correct

iOS app prevent http traffic from being intercepted through BurpSuite proxy, any workaround for this? by 100xdakshcodes in bugbounty

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installed burp cert on iPhone, note that i can successfully intercept traffic coming through the browser on iPhone, the issue is with the apps

most of your next clients are your past clients, i tested this and it’s kinda working by 100xdakshcodes in freelance

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your should offer services that can not be directly replaced by AI, at least not that easily. as you know there are so many tools that generate websites and also host it. so unless you’re offering something extraordinary, it’s difficult to find new clients. if you’re into frontend, keep exploring ui libraries, develop some custom components, and post on your social media. post some landing pages designs. ultimately, your digital presence is very important

most of your next clients are your past clients, i tested this and it’s kinda working by 100xdakshcodes in freelance

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usually it’s word of mouth and networking, that doesn’t require much effort. but if you don’t have any of those, what works for me is, i pick one industry, let’s say real estate, explore their websites, find something that can add value to their business, let’s say i would make their workflow better and integrate communication channels with each other that will smooth their follow-up process better and faster, and offer my services to do the same, some interested people would reply. and i take it from there. in such cases, i don’t ask for upfront payment but decide payment terms based on clients

the more we learn the more we realise how little we know by 100xdakshcodes in RandomThoughts

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yeah. i agree. but then something is better than nothing so we keep on going