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Also, don't most Google apps use certificate-pinning these days? I don't think this is super plausible.
by krakensden 13y ago
Also, don't most Google apps use certificate-pinning these days? I don't think this is super plausible.
- Groxx 13y agoNot that I'm aware of. I've man-in-the-middled a few of them in the past couple months. On my phone, Twitter and Foursquare are the only ones that I've seen that actually do certificate pinning.
- trotsky 13y agoAs I understand google policy, they allow a user supplied CA to over-rule certificate pinning, to allow for the common use case of an enterprise supplied certificate rewriting at the firewall. So unless you're using one of the magic wildcard sub-ca certs issued by a default CA I suspect you're seeing the google apps allowing an exception to pinning.