How to view encrypted traffic when programming the web with Python

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Hi, how are you?

When I programmed the web with Python, How can I view encrypted traffic?

Java was possible by using eclipse and fiddler as a proxy as shown in the link below Python doesn't know how. https://westerndevs.com/capture-https-traffic-in-java-with-eclipse-and-fiddler

Please keep that in mind!

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2022-09-22 12:16

1 Answers

The principle of fiddler is actually simple. It is itself a proxy server.

That is, communications using WinINET.dll can be captured by the fiddler.

You can install and view the certificate in the fiddler by running the Python-based https(!) daemon and running the fiddler, not by doing something with Python.

Most of the links to questions are also for signing certificates for daemons that you install on the server.

Eventually, you can learn how to sign an ssl on a Python web service.


2022-09-22 12:16

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