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> Not if the app uses certificate pinning, ships its own version of a SSL library and uses code-signing and obfuscation to prevent you messing around with it.
by captn3m0 6y ago
> Not if the app uses certificate pinning, ships its own version of a SSL library and uses code-signing and obfuscation to prevent you messing around with it.
Are there desktop apps that behave this way? Atleast in my experience - I haven't come across anything like this on Linux.
- mschuster91 6y agoDropbox does: https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/169397/dropbox-ssl-interception-and-issues-when.html https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/169397/dropb... And I seriously hope cert pinning gets adopted by more applications.
- dylz 6y agoMany desktop apps behave this way, yes. Anything from a major tech co should at least