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In that case, you will have to install manually Debookee's CA certificate inside the private certificate store. Some applications are not using the OS certificate store, but instead have their own, like Firefox or Thunderbird.

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(macOS Keychain, Windows, Android certificate store, etc. :ref:`module_ssl_target_traffic_decryption` and :ref:`module_ssl_own_traffic_decryption` allows you to install a CA certificate into the system certificate store of the OS.

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If you need to have access to the certificates for :ref:`module_ssl_private_cert_store`, life for targets, you can browse from a browser on the Mac running Debookee. Press Remove CA cert from Keychain to disable automatic decryption of your traffic and bring back warnings. You don't need to manually install certificate in the Keychain, this can be done automatically in Debookee by pressing Add CA cert to Keychain. To decrypt your Own Traffic without browser's warnings, you need to install the CA on the Mac running Debookee. If you want to learn more about this incredible project, you can checkout their very complete documentation. The webpage is proposed by mitmproxy which is internally used in Debookee for the SSL/TLS decryption. Follow the steps on the following website to install the CA on the target.Start NA module, target's traffic must be intercepted.

You can access the certificate with the following steps: In that case, you need to install the Debookee's Certificate Authority on the target (not on the Mac running Debookee). If you intercept a target traffic and want to decrypt its traffic, by default, the client's browser will warn you of the MITM attempt. Installation of Debookee's Certificate Authority (CA) Target traffic decryption In a future release, Debookee will implement a white-list to avoid decryption of some connections involving strict Key Pinning. When strict, even if the CA is installed, the client won't accept to establish the impersonated TLS connection. Some clients implement HTTP Public Key Pinning, a security mechanism which prevents impersonation of a TLS server.

Clients present a fatal alert and deny the connection in case of Key PinningĬA certificate is not installed on client and uses Key Pinning -> no way to access the website Key Pinning.

Clients present a warning and propose to accept the fake certificate.

Most HTTPS clients (browsers, applications, email clients.) will detect Debookee's fake certificates and will behave differently, depending their capabilities.Ī solution to avoid those warnings can be the :ref:`installation of Debookee's Certificate Authority ` on the client.īy default, without Debookee's CA, reactions to the fake certificate could be:

Send the fake certificate to the client and establish Client->Debookee TLS connection.

Create on-the-fly a fake certificate impersonating the server, created from Debookee's Certificate Authority (CA).

Retrieve some data from the server & decrypt them.

Create it's own HTTPS connection to the server ( Debookee->Server).

We intercept the client HTTPS connection ( Client->Debookee).

TLS decryption for Own Traffic and all the intercepted targets.

The SSL module is an extension of :ref:`module_na` which allows HTTPS decryption of your own traffic and :ref:`intercepted targets ` by setting an HTTPS man-in-the-middle proxy.īy default, TLS decryption is not enabled. |br|Ĭheck out this blog post for more informations.

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Then force update with Menu Debookee -> Check for Updates. You can enable beta updates inside Debookee in Menu Debookee -> Preferences -> General -> Propose beta version updates |br| SSL module is currently only available in beta and for macOS 10.12 minimum.