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Does anyone regularly audit devices and apps with something similar to a web proxy, to see where they talk to during the course of normal usage? This seems like
by makmanalp 10y ago
Does anyone regularly audit devices and apps with something similar to a web proxy, to see where they talk to during the course of normal usage? This seems like a decent low-hanging fruit (well, relatively speaking).
I also remember there used to be application firewalls in windows that kept track of the connections that each application made and if any of them contacted a new server, they'd ask you for permission. I don't think most folks used them because in the end they kept asking a lot of questions that the users didn't necessarily know how to answer, but I wonder if it wasn't such a bad idea after all, and whether the "default" choice could be mined from other users' settings.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoYes, they do. You can use Fiddler or similar as a web proxy for mobile apps. Stuff has been found like this - https://www.troyhunt.com/controlling-vehicle-features-of-nissan/ https://www.troyhunt.com/controlling-vehicle-features-of-nis... and I recall there's been several more but I can't recall the details.