I'm now a happy user of a rooted/rom'd (Candy5) Verizon LG G3 (switched from iPhone AT&T). One question I have is what firewall are people using? I would love to see a granular firewall..."allow this app to go to this site, but not that site" type firewall....so far all I see are the noroot/vpnish ones, which I don't want. Is there ANY firewall out there that can do the above? Thank you....been great so far!
I use avast mobile security and have the firewall enabled (requires root for firewall mode). You can add custom rules and block sites using their ip address or port number (if you know it). It has always worked great for me.
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deuce237bblock said:
I use avast mobile security and have the firewall enabled (requires root for firewall mode). You can add custom rules and block sites using their ip address or port number (if you know it). It has always worked great for me.
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Thanks...I'll give that a look.
Ya after looking at the fine print (sends data) this one is a pass...thank you.
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Is there any app that enable android devices to bypass the china firewall? Tried orbit but doesnt work.
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Is there any app that enable android devices to bypass the china firewall? Tried orbit but doesnt work.
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What do u mean? ?? I have Droidwall which blocks apps from accessing the net but wtf is China firewall???
Dragonoid said:
What do u mean? ?? I have Droidwall which blocks apps from accessing the net but wtf is China firewall???
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China blocks websites like Facebook twitter youtube . They call it the great firewall?
Dragonoid said:
What do u mean? ?? I have Droidwall which blocks apps from accessing the net but wtf is China firewall???
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The country China has a firewall set up so specific websites like Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter etc. can't be accessed. This is what he means.
EDIT: Lol, sorry you beat me to it.
kotaro_14 said:
The country China has a firewall set up so specific websites like Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter etc. can't be accessed. This is what he means.
EDIT: Lol, sorry you bat me to it.
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Google: TOR and you'll get a tool to bypass that sh*t
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Google: TOR and you'll get a tool to bypass that sh*t
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Cannot work. Unable to connect for me.
You could perhaps use AutoProxy and dig up a proxy on a non-firewalled port to connect. There was a time when Proxy Hunter on Windows was good for finding them, but it has been years since I have used it.
http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/ has a reasonably fresh list.
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You could perhaps use AutoProxy and dig up a proxy on a non-firewalled port to connect. There was a time when Proxy Hunter on Windows was good for finding them, but it has been years since I have used it.
http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/ has a reasonably fresh list.
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^This would be what I would do, or maybe a VPN?
Hidemyass.com might woek
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Vpn is the answer, but you need server outside of china. I'm sure there's some app that can do that, but again, you need server. Vpn is virtual private network, like proxy but more sofisticated.
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Use a proxy program...i use Ultrasurf, its portable and free, i think its gona work
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VPN is the only thing I found to work.
A free option that somewhat works is DroidVPN (on the market) but for the heavy stuff I just use my house VPN provider, StrongVPN has a nice deal where if you buy one VPN account for the house you can get a second one for a very cheap price, I use the second one on my phone.
Their prices are reasonable at around 60$ per year.
I heard there are specific places in china where the internet isnt filtered o-0.
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When I was there, I used sshtunnel to connect to my Linux box at home, which had sshd listening on 443. Worked perfectly.
Forgot to mention, there are sites out there that let you test access from China to your home IP prior to going there.
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ultrasurf should work
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Is there any app that enable android devices to bypass the china firewall? Tried orbit but doesnt work.
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have you tryied DroidVPN ? It might work too
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1359389&highlight=proxydroid
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1533452&highlight=proxy+on+android
Actually I am using iwasel VPN service on my android without rooting my device, it gives me 6 connections at the same time with perfect speed and security, here you can find a discount code https://www.iwasel.org/en/trysmoketunnelfree/ and you can get an account for trial before paying money.
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Is there any app that enable android devices to bypass the china firewall? Tried orbit but doesnt work.
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You will need to set up a VPN to bypass the Chinese firewall.
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What do u mean? ?? I have Droidwall which blocks apps from accessing the net but wtf is China firewall???
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As stated above. A little more info. The Chinese government is allowed to monitor all traffic by its citizens. As such they block most outside competitors like Google and fb mostly due to them not allowing the government access to the info.
I would like to find ether some kinda app that will work with my browser or a whole new browser that will let me to inject cookies I have sniffed off my network to open up sessions. I'm kinda new to android pen testing and its really kinda foreign because now I can't work with a terminal (command promt) for the reasons I want. Anyone know of such a app? Or browser? Thanks for the help.
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Nothing at all huh.
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It's not possible it would be a big privacy violation.
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It's not possible it would be a big privacy violation.
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Its possible. There are apps that grabs cookies and inputs it in its own browser. All I want is the cookie injector. And not really a privacy violation what so ever. If people isn't smart enough to use SSL then there crap should be exploited. Not that SSL will keep you safe but android isn't that advance to decrypt. Yet.
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Agree with you Bro. Use Droidsheep, it's more of a MITM attack rather than cookie injection, same thing really.
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Agree with you Bro. Use Droidsheep, it's more of a MITM attack rather than cookie injection, same thing really.
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Yeah definitely. I use Droidsheep for arp mitm spoof. Witch works amazingly for people who don't SSL there connection. Right now I have a privet server that interacts with the connection my phone has, anywhere I go. Witch is amazing, i can use backtrack without killing my phone via connnected to SSH -> TOR network. I can decrypt SSL via backtrack and all I need is a cookie injection method to complete my task (so i dont have to do it VNC). Until I find something else I want to do. Thanks for your feedback bro.
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Anyother possible ways of doing this?
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Anyother possible ways of doing this?
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I think the only possible way would be to use BOSCH (I think that's what it's called) to run windows xp, download a cookie injector and take it from there.
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I think the only possible way would be to use BOSCH (I think that's what it's called) to run windows xp, download a cookie injector and take it from there.
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I was afrade of that. Kinda figure that was the only way. It sucks because my main way of connecting to backtrack is through SSH tunnel. That way it's all command based and if I really have to, pull up vnc.
Alright thanks for replying guys. If anyone can make this happen... you know I'll love you forever.
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Apps do not usually use your browser applications to send cookies and heartbeats lol
The key to manipulating/injecting/hijacking phone applications on Android (probably IOS aswell) is the Android System WebView library that comes with Androids base linux kernal. Oddly enough, what browser an app uses (useragent) to make background requests, heartbeats, cookies...etc is really up to the developer of the app. If you know what you are doing, there are a couple of ways to proxy that intent request but unncessary. Most apps will call directly to that WebView system app to create HTTP requests. It also uses if i remember correctly, the Mozilla, Android, and uh.. idr the last one. This is all happen stance information based on something else as an android dev. lol but TL;DR: Learn how to use Intents. Intent hackers own your phone just as fast as you purchase it. Ideally every major company would stop everything they are doing right now and sign up a raise:good: on their App Security Development budget immidiately.:silly::victory:
If you can change or even better if you can Filter all the intents sent from TargetApp => Android System WebView... well ****. Suddenly you dont even need an injecting mechanism. Cause you're now exactly that. Probably a better result then one would hope.
there any way to manager or change cookies values on chrome on android?
Yandex browser & Firefox let u edit the cookie, just search '' edit this cookie" (yandex) and" cookie editor" for firefox. And do the same as you do in your pc chrome(+add to chrome).
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I would like to know if you have experience with VPN Cisco with IPSec Shared key. I tried few of them but none of them seem to work. I have the configuration correct and tried with my Ipad VPN with no issues. I greatly appreciate your help.
I use TN5250 lite from photon to get console. Just give network admin your phone name. Can't use IP because it changes on WiFi
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I use TN5250 lite from photon to get console. Just give network admin your phone name. Can't use IP because it changes on WiFi
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I am finally able to connect with "AnyConnect" . It needs Root access. Thanks.
After rooting my device im looking for a good hotspot app, I downloaded one fr the play store however it didnt even ask me for root user permission and it was like if I was using verizon hotspot that comes with the phone. My fear is of getting a charge on my bill although it didnt even notify me of a charge
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All you need is a widget to activate the built-in hotspot feature, such as Portable WiFi Hotspot. It will open the built-in hotspot app, however it bypasses the subscription check. I've been running it for months, as well as others, without any issues from Verizon. It's the best and easiest way to tether IMO.
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All you need is a widget to activate the built-in hotspot feature, such as Portable WiFi Hotspot. It will open the built-in hotspot app, however it bypasses the subscription check. I've been running it for months, as well as others, without any issues from Verizon. It's the best and easiest way to tether IMO.
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Thats exactly the one I have but since I didnt see a warning about a charge or anything I was scared to get a bill at the end of the month charging me for hotspot but thanks for the info now I know I can use it thanks
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those who are using portable wifi hotspot widget...
you configured the hotspot settings in the native hotspot app THEN opened the widget right?
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those who are using portable wifi hotspot widget...
you configured the hotspot settings in the native hotspot app THEN opened the widget right?
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Yup thats what I did, I configured the native one and then just open the app downloaded fr the market
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Download adblock plus for Android here: https://update.adblockplus.org/latest/adblockplusandroid.apk
Install it
Go to Settings > More > Cellular Networks > Access point names
Select your APN. Set proxy to localhost and the Port to 2020
Hit the menu and save it
To block ads while on Wifi
Go to settings > Wifi > long press your connected Wifi connection and choose Mofdify
Set proxy to manual, scroll down and set the proxy and port to the same as above
Load up adblock plus and ...
Profit
Alternatively you can install block this apk from below
https://block-this.com/how-to-install-blockthis.php
Block This blocks in app ads as well as in the web browser
Nice work mate:good:
This works blocking apps ads??
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I've got it blocking most ads on WiFi but not blocking much on cellular.
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I've got it blocking most ads on WiFi but not blocking much on cellular.
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did you save the apn after editing it?
Ty!
Trying it on my nexus7 2013 Wi-Fi, and the main thing I've noticed is that the pictures/videos won't load in Instagram. Any way to "white list" an app? Otherwise, so far so good!
*edit* Also noticing ads on YouTube. Not sure if they would be impacted or not, but figured I'd bring it up. Great work otherwise!
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did you save the apn after editing it?
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I did. I think ABP is just missing some of the ads I see most often. After a reboot apps and web pages look the same on WiFi and cellular.
Adguard..
Thanks bro
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Also Adguard and Netguard (from Github) are great.
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Any chance this will end up in the play store?
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Any chance this will end up in the play store?
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Nope, anything that allows blocking ads is against the ToS and will be removed.
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These will not work on android N dev 4. Except adguard.
ad78 said:
These will not work on android N dev 4. Except adguard.
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I did it on N dp 4 so I don't know what you're talking about.
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I did it on N dp 4 so I don't know what you're talking about.
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I tried block this and netguard. They will install but ads stillthere.
Adguard what i have right now. No ads for sure. As for youtube im a google music subs so my youtube will convert as youtube red no ads
does block it also require to set proxy or does that work automatically?? also can you plz post screenshots of the values that are to be entered?? i cant seem to get it...
Thanks in advance!!!
Cheers!!
Just removed root from Android N DP4 as it might is the reason for my device lag and freeze. Installed Adblocker Plus, configured proxy, saved APN. Opened Google News and got pop-up ad in ten seconds.
Thanks this was much needed
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Also Adguard and Netguard (from Github) are great.
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But you have to have root to install them
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