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Great to see us on HN, even if we don't have our 5.3 blogpost up yet :) This release continues our attempts to become a bit more friendly to new users. Our doc
by mhils 6y ago
Great to see us on HN, even if we don't have our 5.3 blogpost up yet :)
This release continues our attempts to become a bit more friendly to new users. Our docs now include a beginners guide created by our GSoC student this summer, which hopefully lowers the entry barrier a bit. We still want to improve this substantially, but hey here's a first iteration. :)
Happy to answer any questions!
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- danishguy 6y agoTLS proxies are easy to fingerprint. The remote end (or intermediate routers) may not be able to deduce that it is in fact Mitmproxy that is running, but at least it can see a non standard ja3 fingerprint. Depending on that it might take different actions on what to show/do to the client. Some way to customize the client hello (look like the one from chrome, firefox ...) would be awesome :) afaik it would be the first proxy solution which does that.