I've set up my Iphone to intercept traffic using burp. Im able to intercept traffic for web browser requests and non xamarin applications. However im not able to intercept xamarin applications traffic. However the application is working fine sending and receiving traffic but burp is not intercepting the request. Can anyone tell me how this is possible. Is it because burp is not able to see the traffic or xamarin application is not connecting via proxy? Also how to intercept traffic for xamarin applications.
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I am currently building a project to build an electron app that intercepts all network traffic and proxies it through another server. The problem is, I can't find any resources to achieve this.
**I don't want to just route electron app traffic through a proxy. I want the app to make changes to add a proxy setting in the underlying OS. **
I tried to use the protocol.interceptHttpProtocol
protocol.interceptHttpProtocol(scheme, handler)
scheme string
handler Function
request ProtocolRequest
callback Function
response ProtocolResponse
Returns boolean - Whether the protocol was successfully intercepted
Intercepts scheme protocol and uses handler as the protocol's new handler which sends a new HTTP request as a response.
but this just does the interception for just the electron app and doesn't intercept all network traffic going through the system.
Is it possible to intercept all network traffic going through the system ?
I would like to send a BLE Eddystone beacon from a web page. My application requires to send SSID info to a BLE listener. My thought is to have a user load a URL on a smartphone that would run JS to send periodic BLE Eddystone-UID beacons with SSID info embedded. I need the web page to work on both Android and iOS phones. Is there a simple way to do this using Javascript?
I looked into physical web but it did not seem to provide this capability.
thanks,
Ian
The current version of the Web Bluetooth API specification allows websites, running in the Central role, to connect to remote GATT Servers over a BLE connection. What you're looking for is a way to run in the Server role to advertise your data.
In your case, I'd recommend you have a look at https://www.npmjs.com/package/#abandonware/bleno
I am developing a windows phone app.I am sending parameters[POST] to a server.There is no response from server.I found that the error is "error getting http web response".Why is this problem occuring?
There is a response from server , when I send parameters and check response with the help of "Postman" plugin for chrome .
I use following 2 approaches how to troubleshoot such problems.
Set up the debugger so it will break on .NET exceptions. Most likely, you'll stop on a WebException. In the debugger you'll see a lot of exception's properties, containing more information on what has failed and why.
Install Wireshark, capture your Internet-facing NIC, run your app in the simulator, observe your app’s network traffic (type HTTP in filter, press Enter, then right-click on packets and select “Follow TCP stream”). Most likely, you'll see some HTTP error code in the response from your server.
P.S. Postman plugin for chrome / opera's built-in dragonfly / IE's built-in developer tools are rarely useful in such cases. There're too many differences between desktop and mobile browsers. Even worse, many web servers usually send different things to mobile clients.
I have built both ios and android apps which will receive push notifications. The problems are NOT from device side but from server side.
Because our company's internal server must connect to external network through Proxy, when users send notifications to mobile devices, the server which handles sending notification request must send request to proxy server then proxy server forwards request to APNs and GCM.
I have no idea about how to send push notification requests through proxy. I have studies in this case for several days, but no solutions have been found.
I saw some guys said APNs does not allow connections coming from Proxy Server. Only direct connection is accepted. Is that true? Is there any official docs mentioned it?
Is there anyone able to help me？
I wanna know how to send push notification through proxy for ios and android.
If you are using Java.You can use javaApns enter link description here for ios. I my self have problem right now to get GCM to send through proxy on my Server local it works. If you can you can configure the application server to send through proxy.
We need to make client - web server application with minimum code rewriting on server side:
Clients
Web browsers;
Desktop application (win, mac);
Iphone (web and native);
Android (web and native);
(maybe some other mobile platform);
Web server
.Net with IIS 7.x
Application has to run on different devices, and communicate with server over secure connection. We would first develop web application, then desktop, and later mobile version.
We don't want to rewrite server side code. Client side code rewriting is unavoidable anyway...
We were thinking to make following data exchange architecture:
For browsers we would use: HTTPS, HTML, JSON, XML, AJAX...
For desktops and native mobile apps: HTTPS, JSON, XML (no need to for HTML tags)...
Well, you should use something like the Model View Controller architecture, which would allow you to achieve your goal of code reuse. Your rich client application would simply use the JSON/XML based API you create. This is a pretty common method of achieving the goal and I think it is pretty sound.