Hello Everyone ,
I am new here. I need help setting up Proxy with Emulator,Nox/ LD Player /Custom issue is there are DNS leaks.
and Proxifier doesnt seem to help. Need to send Traffic to apps via proxy and not Browser.
I am trying to browse Multiple Apps Which are Location specific and are detecting Emulator and banning my account.
I need a reliable Custom Working solution to achieve it. If you know Burpsuite / Fiddler to analyse traffic or atleast have an idea what is being detected Then that's a Added Bonus.
This work scope - I have a budget But for people who have the necessary expertise. Message me about your self and how you can help me!
Thanks In advance Everyone.
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The title basically says it all. I already have an ubuntu server at home that I can ping. From outside my home network.
Basically I need too know what program I need to setup on my machine so I can securely tunnel all my network traffic through my server.
I would like to use the native android vpn settings, however I have SSHTunnel on my rooted gingerbread phone so I can use that as well.
Lastly, I am aware that I can purchase a VPN service. I just want to do this for the learning experience.
Configure Open VPN on your Operating system then download the open vpn client on your phone from Android market. The traffic will be routed then through your desired server. I think this is he way through which you can diversify the traffic from your server to android phone.
That really hit the spot! Thanks for the help!
Also, for everyone else who doesn't want to setup their own server there is also the app by the Tor Project.
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Any detailed tutorial available on this topic? I tried to search in the forum, but could find it so far. Will search once again in detail, if somebody knows about it please provide me the link to the related post. Thanks
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Hi all,
I am moving into a shared accommodation soon and will be sharing a wifi network with a few other people and whilst I hope I can eventually trust them I would prefer to keep possible access to my account and password details at a minimum to begin with. I have tried a forum and google search but information seems to be focused around not using sensitive data on public wifi networks.
What I need to know is how can I block someone on my wifi network from snooping on my accounts and internet browsing whilst using the samsung galaxy s2. I'm sure some of this also crosses over with normal pc/mac safe practice and I'm sure there are many people/students that would find this information very useful. Thank you in advance and by the way I am rooted.
Anyone?
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Is incognito browsing using the android chrome browser enough?
How about a proxy server?
Solved, I think the TOR (Orbot) app seems like a good way to go.
theinstagator said:
What I need to know is how can I block someone on my wifi network from snooping on my accounts and internet browsing whilst using the samsung galaxy s2. I'm sure some of this also crosses over with normal pc/mac safe practice and I'm sure there are many people/students that would find this information very useful. Thank you in advance and by the way I am rooted.
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You should consider different kinds of traffic:
1- Unsecure unimportant traffic. I don't care if someone else snoop the web pages I'm reading from accuweather or XDA.
2- Secured traffic. Anything HTTPS is safe. People could figure out you're accessing your bank's site, but can't know what you're doing there.
3- Unsecured important traffic. If you send login or other personal information without using encryption (https), that's problematic. A secure proxy / VPN can help here. There shouldn't be much in that category though.
4- Bad traffic. If you want to google how to kill kittens and sell organs, use Tor whether or not you're on shared wifi.
Tor's always good, and the more people use it the better it gets, but it's slow. You might not want to use it all the time.
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You should consider different kinds of traffic:
1- Unsecure unimportant traffic. I don't care if someone else snoop the web pages I'm reading from accuweather or XDA.
2- Secured traffic. Anything HTTPS is safe. People could figure out you're accessing your bank's site, but can't know what you're doing there.
3- Unsecured important traffic. If you send login or other personal information without using encryption (https), that's problematic. A secure proxy / VPN can help here. There shouldn't be much in that category though.
4- Bad traffic. If you want to google how to kill kittens and sell organs, use Tor whether or not you're on shared wifi.
Tor's always good, and the more people use it the better it gets, but it's slow. You might not want to use it all the time.
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Thanks for your reply, I had given up hope that anyone would reply to this. Would TOR also encrypt app traffic as well? For example I have read about an app for android that you can get/compile that would allow you access to someones facebook account if they were on the same wifi network.
In reference to your point 2 about secured traffic, I'm curious about about what dangers there are that we are warned about when using public wifi if important HTTPS sites traffic is encrypted?
Even if the webpage is secured by AES-256 bit key and you're browsing it on unsecured network, you're still vulnerable to attacks.
Hi friends ..
Server FortiGuard web filter at work I put, I'm looking for these filters to overcome the android software, thank you in advance for your help ..
Note: Seeking the program is dns exchange program, a program that can change the server like ultrasurf
Orbot (Tor-Vidalia)
Have you tried Orbot?
It is available on play store.
Yep Orbot would be the best choice but would be also slow, first try to use a proxy website, like hidemyass...
Hello,
I would need for a project the possibility, for sniffing packets from an App without rooting the phone.
First I thought, I could code a Proxy Server on my PC, but then I have seen, that when you want to use a Proxy for WiFi, only the browser, not the Apps use it on the phone
So the solution should look like following.
mobile device -------> PC (MitM) ---------> Internet
Its a kind of a man in the middle analysis.
The solution has to be transparent - the Internet Server shouldn`t realize that a PC is analyzing packets.
Packets should be forwarded 1:1 and just be copied away for later analysis.
The simpler the solution the better
Greet`s Erich
eriche said:
Hello,
I would need for a project the possibility, for sniffing packets from an App without rooting the phone.
First I thought, I could code a Proxy Server on my PC, but then I have seen, that when you want to use a Proxy for WiFi, only the browser, not the Apps use it on the phone
So the solution should look like following.
mobile device -------> PC (MitM) ---------> Internet
Its a kind of a man in the middle analysis.
The solution has to be transparent - the Internet Server shouldn`t realize that a PC is analyzing packets.
Packets should be forwarded 1:1 and just be copied away for later analysis.
The simpler the solution the better
Greet`s Erich
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Well, without rooting your device I don't think you can find any app which can do this for you ! What you are trying to do is without having a magic wand you are trying to do a magic. I don't think you will get success !
without root access it is not possible bcoz for packet sniffing in PC also a backtrack environment is beat ........and in android we are not able to be an admin to redirect the hardware without root access
I was reading something about a VPN loopback work around.
Because VPN is integrated in Android.
So maybe its possible to tunnel to the PC where I can sniff packets
I have a very good idea for a project - so it would be disappointing when it fails only because there is no solution for non rooted devices.
GreeT`s erich
Howto Loopback VPN
tPacketCapture does packet capturing without using any root permissions.
tPacketCapture uses VpnService provided by Android OS.
Captured data are saved as a PCAP file format in the external storage.
If you want a more detailed analysis, please transfer the file to your PC and use the software handles PCAP format(such as Wireshark).
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This is similar to what I am looking for.
Does anybody know a opensource project of such a sniffer?
How can I set up a loopback VPN Tunnel on PC for sniffing the traffic?
GreeT`s erich
I am looking for same, did you find an open source project for this?
project like tPacketCapture.
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I am looking for same, did you find an open source project for this?
project like tPacketCapture.
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Hey, could you find some useful info on this ? Can you please share.
Thanks
my problem is that i have a non rooted phone with vpn always on and im searching for an app to activating ad block on it.
My fix for it would be to use an android wide proxy or a custom dns that overrides vpn dns.
as title said an root app or an app that provides vpn solution wouldnt be what im searching for. I had once an adblock app that routes traffic trough local proxy beside the vpn but cant find it anymore
Update: i found AdHell but its only for Samsung Devices with knox. Any other solutions?
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Update: i found AdHell but its only for Samsung Devices with knox. Any other solutions?
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any news on this one?
I wanna use protonVPN and adblcoker at same time
a bit of elbow grease to protect self from Privacy Raping
Some [open]vpn clients allow vpn side connection to Socks5. Some even allow toggle of LAN access from device. I am not claiming a finish product exists but perhaps this gives you some joy.
Perhaps your socks5 instance runs in Amazon AWS free tier. Maybe it runs locally on your android handset. Perhaps you run Privoxy itself on android. [@mod: privoxy is F/OSS older than this forum]. There are a few privoxy projects for android on github. Perhaps you pick their brain. It was that against which proxomitron competed [also F/OSS. Thank God for Scott Lemmon].
Using things in differing order you might search the article to which I may not link: Privoxy on Android (with EC2 VPN)
I wanted to bring the Amazon EC2-based Privoxy service to it, by way of a VPN.
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There was no obvious way to contact the author who hasn't posted since 2016.
There is an OpenVPN service you can likely find the name of yourself offering *recently* an adblock toggle and AntiTracker toggle with a hardcode mode to protect you from predators like google and Fbook. It shouldn't be long before others emulate this functionality. It sports the vpn side socks5 option.
Or privoxy tunnel to remote [cloud (openvpn)]. See? Fun with permutations. Maybe from phone with ShadowSocks to cloud to vpn to web. "OpenVPN over shadowsocks". At this point look into sites helping Chinese dissidents.
You definitely then return here with your improvements to share.
The remaining question is how much is your time worth? Not much? Then search the web ad naseum for the 'ideal free' solution. Elsewise pony up some pennies for some cloud time as part of a solution.
Same question here !
And it seems that adhell is now only available for entreprise use
Wasn't AdGuard doing that?
yes you are right. it works with setting a private dns in the system settings with dns.adguard.com - no batterydrain - no more ads - no vpn - no root