For Android 4.0+ phones For Android phones For IOS 5+ devices. Once it’s loaded, return to Wireshark and stop the capture (red square).
Go to Chrome or Firefox and browse to a site that uses HTTPS (we used Facebook for this example). At this point, you’re ready to create some TLS-encrypted traffic. I have tried that but I can't see any traffic except this: 77 4.638965 ZygateCo_4f:70:27 Htc_b7:a4:78 LLC I, N(R)=0, N(S)=92 DSAP 0xe2 Individual, SSAP 0x36 ResponseĪpart from these lines (which I have no clue what means) there is no traffic from the phone to see in Wireshark. 13 Answers 13 For Android phones, any network: Root your phone, then install tcpdump on it. Clicking on an adapter will start capturing traffic on it. To intercept the traffic you only have to point the wifi proxy settings of the device/emulator to the laptop where Burp/Zap proxy is running. I have read several places that if the phone and the pc running wireshark use the same wifi connection, it is possible to monitor the traffic from Wireshark on the pc if it is running in promiscous mode. This is the simplest Android application which you may come across. Traffic interception opens up another layer to attack in the applications. I know there are Wireshark tools for Android, but these require that the phone is rooted which mine isn't. Traffic interception is the next thing to target after setting the proxy on the phone. In order to learn how other applications connect to internet services I would like to monitor the traffic via Wireshark on my Linux PC.
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