Hello,
I have small problem, https decrypt works correctly for any website for example : google, facebook etc. but when I will try open https://api.revolut.com/ I got error :
This site can’t be reached
The connection was reset.
Try:
Checking the connection
Checking the proxy and the firewall
Running Windows Network Diagnostics
ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
Do you have this same problem? Any Ideas?
After disable HTTPS Decrypt works correct. I have checked all protocols.
Best Regards
I have a .net app (using framework 4.7.1) making a simple call to fetch images from various sites. One site for some reason will always timeout the request. But if I use Fiddler as a proxy, then it always works just fine. The image URL also works just fine in a browser. I'm aware of the various things to look for when Fiddler seems to 'fix' your app, but none of them seem to apply here. I have tried using different protocols in options ... https ... protocols to see if I could get Fiddler to also fail in the same way, but no luck, it always succeeds. Even if I uncheck 'capture https connects' it works.
Any ideas what Fiddler could be doing to make it work so I can fix my app?
New to packet sniffing and network diagnostics ..... I have what I hope to be a simple request.
1. I want to do some automation. However, I do not want to use cloud based only solutions.
2. At the moment I have not particular tech in mind but it will be wifi ... as I do not have a smart home hub for zig-bee or z-wave or what have you.
3. Thinking about starting here with this product: https://www.amazon.com/SmartDry-Wireless-Laundry-Clothes-Electric/dp/B07GQBW2KS/ref=pd_ybh_a_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=1PES8E33EBRMBXN9BDVX
4. Now it's wifi based and that means it has to go through my router to work. Which means, I think, it should be simple url based traffic. Can fiddler on my laptop be set up to intercept the traffic coming in to a smart phone and out of smartphone and in/out of my net work ( yes I'd have the phone set to use wifi data not phone data plan )
If there is a tutorial out there that more/less ( aka more ) discusses this I'd be grateful. I'm struggling to get going with automation because it seems that every Tom, Dick, and Harry company just wants you to create an account so that they can pimp your data around. I'd rather pay say $20 more for the tech rather than have to crack open my personal data.
I started up Fiddler, set it to show all connections, and got a ton.
But when I used Chrome to get the file https://www.davidthielen.info/files/dave.docx - nothing in Fiddler. I also tried http://www.davidthielen.info/files/dave.docx
Is there some additional settings to show file downloads?
thanks - dave
So, first let me apologize for being in way over my head. Now that that's out of the way....
I was wondering if someone could maybe help me explain why an API call made from .NET (specifically the Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet in powershell) might return a 401 Auth Error when executed without fiddler, but return data as expected while fiddler is open? This behavior occurs using both HTTP and HTTPS (I found an article from way back mentioning Fiddler used a specific TLS regardless of the client request, but this does not seem to be the case anymore).
I've typically only interacted with this particular API via PHP and cURL, but I needed a windows application.
It would seem to me that the explanation is that Fiddler is somehow modifying the request my application is sending, but I have no idea how to look for that.
If this isn't the correct place for this question, my bad.
Hello forum
does FiddlerCap capture all 7 OSI Layers or only "connections" ?
Thank you!
Joe
Hi,
I'm trying to watch the API calls that my app is doing using Fiddler, I was able to do it in Android Phone, iOS, but not in Android TV box.
For some reason, the .crt file is not being installed in the device. When I try to install it, the box shows me a message saying "Certificate not installed", so I'm not being able to capture the API calls.
Did someone make Fiddler work in Android TV devices?
Thanks.