Hello guys, I'm trying to read traffic from instagram app.
At first, I was using CharlesProxy and everything was working. The day after, charlesproxy stopped reading instagram traffic and I didn't understand why...
However, I'm trying a new route. I've installed tcpdump on my android to dump the traffic. But how can I decrypt ssl packets? Charlesproxy was working because I had the same ssl certificate installed on my android and on my pc, so it was decrypting packets.
Can anyone help me, please?
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I just updated my android to Android 2.1 -update 1.
I tried to sign in to my google account, but then this error message appears:
"Can not establish a reliable data connection to the server.
This could be a temporary problem or your sim card may not be provisioned
for data services. If it continues call customer care."
I tried few times already but the result is just the same. Is this a bug or what?
Can somebody please tell me how to handle this?Please..I cannot access android market.
my phone info:
HTC Hero G2 Touch
Firmware version 2.1 update 1
Thanks
this is development! not Questions & Answers...
Try using WiFi, or turn 3g on in case you haven't..
methyppo_20 said:
I just updated my android to Android 2.1 -update 1.
I tried to sign in to my google account, but then this error message appears:
"Can not establish a reliable data connection to the server.
This could be a temporary problem or your sim card may not be provisioned
for data services. If it continues call customer care."
I tried few times already but the result is just the same. Is this a bug or what?
Can somebody please tell me how to handle this?Please..I cannot access android market.
my phone info:
HTC Hero G2 Touch
Firmware version 2.1 update 1
Thanks
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are you in China? if so, you have to make some hard coding for ip direction in hosts.
127.0.0.1 localhost
72.14.254.100 clients2.google.com
72.14.254.100 android.l.google.com
72.14.254.100 android.clients.google.com
because when last time Google left China, they(or the Chinese Government) modified the DNS.
I had this same problem. It related to the hosts file as stated above. See this link for the fix...you will find more details on how to fix it
http://www.google.as/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=07b80db205a8fa45&hl=en
I start orbot to log onto tor network.. Logs me onto the Tor network, but it refuses to resolve any .onions. Same thing is happening on my nexus7... Im usin cw11 nightly... I know im on tor cause I check to see.... but getting to the deep web I get an error:
WARN: Resolve requests to hidden services not allowed.
Failing
Every other site can work... Did I screw up a hosts file or something?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
Just want to say I have the exact same problem. Not with Firefox, not with orbot, I can connect tor fine (check.torproject.org says I'm connected), but I can't open any .onion site. It says "name not resolved, or something...
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If you guys are still experiencing these problems, you could try Anonify: goo.gl/6KKWI2, which does full transparent proxying without root and supports .onion addresses. If your samsungs are running android < 4.3 it may not work. It's also not free, but you could test and see if it can resolve .onion addresses. If it can, then it's some other issue. Otherwise, maybe posting the full logs could help.
I have NoRoot Firewall installed. Today it started warning me that there were new connection attempts from the application sh. I looked up the IPs and they are all TOR nodes. NoRoot Firewall blocks the connections automatically but what ever it is still keeps trying to connect. I'm trying to find out what is trying to make these connections. Seeing that the connections are coming from sh I'm hoping something hasn't gotten access to root and is trying to send out personal data. My phone is not rooted. I'm running Android 4.4.4 . It started happening after installing a few updates from the play store so it could of come in then.
Does any one know how I can find out what program is trying to connect to these TOR nodes without having my phone rooted? (and no I do not have any TOR related apps installed)
Good evening!!! 7 months ago, I had to use a backup in my rom aop 5.1.1. In that backup I did for TWRP, I had marked the Persist option without knowing that I was backing up the Wifi. When I used it and the system came back I noticed that I could not activate my wifi networks because there was no Mac address. I was able to solve this problem by copying the "WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin" file edited with my Bluetooth address inside it and I was able to retrieve the address Mac of the wifi. I spent a lot of time on this system and today I decided to install Mashmallow. That's when I noticed that when entering the wifi password, the system only saves, but it does not connect !!! In the settings> over the phone> status, it is labeled "Not Available."
An important detail is that when I downgrade to KitKat 4.4.4 or Lollipop 5.0.2 stock, the IP address becomes active again and I can use my wifi connections. The problem is only from Marshmallow 6.0.1 onwards. If anyone can help me in this matter I am very grateful. Sorry if any words were wrong because I'm using Google Translate. I'm brazilian.
Hello, After doing root using magisk on my SM-730F I installed adaway, after installing the smartphone it stopped connecting to my home WiFi network giving the message Can't Obtain IP Address, but it connected to other networks without problems. I uninstalled adaway, did a factory reset, cleared the cache using TWPR. The problem is still, the message Can't Obtain IP Address is displayed.
Please help!:crying:
I am a complete layman (I did root for the first time in my life). I would like to ask for an exact explanation of what to do to make the device connect to my home WiFi.