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Ok, so how can I intercept the initial traffic between a thick client app and end point which uses web services to transfer the data. The connection is over SSL, however I need a way to be able to view the traffic being sent from the client before on my local machine just before it is encrypted. I have tried configuring stunnel to proxy the connection over https and then configure the app to talk to the localhost and use wireshark to view the traffic, however I cannot get this to work! Any other ideas please?
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Check out Fiddler
http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/
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Thanks, I have come across fiddler before. Would it act in a different manner to say burp though as I am unable to view the traffic via Burp in this way aswell. Ideally i would like to see what calls the app makes to the web service, take those requests and replay them using burp repeater to try and manipulate the data?
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Actually, no. I'm pretty sure both of those will decrypt ssl on the fly for you.
I misread what your original post was. Why dont you just use Wireshark to do the decryption for you?
There's actually a nice write up on a Citrix KB
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX116557
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Nice
However I don't have access to the server's private key so wouldn't be able to decrypt the traffic
. Its annoying as I know there must be a way to intercept and view the traffic as you can with burp, fiddler, webscarab etc but instead with a thick client using HTTPS as opposed to a web app front end
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Your other option would be to use Ettercap or sslsnoop on another machine, to do man-in-the-middle so you can decrypt the traffic as it crosses the wire (and passes through your 'middleman' machine.)
Edit - although, if your app is configured with a locally-stored certificate, this won't help. But if the app pulls the cert on the fly, from the remote box, it might still fly... I've done a few local apps, which connect ssl over https, and managed some creative sniffing mitm sessions, this way.
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