Nope. Thats fixable in the client using a http proxy. The whole point of https is to roll back the ability for middleware devices to modify traffic without th

Nope. Thats fixable in the client using a http proxy. The whole point of https is to roll back the ability for middleware devices to modify traffic without the authority of the client or the server. This is a good thing. He shouldn't be setting up a situation where he is intercepting traffic that neither party of the connection had authorized him to intercept. Regardless of how righteous his intentions are.