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Proxy support #4

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BlackFlag-Security opened this issue May 13, 2019 · 3 comments
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Proxy support #4

BlackFlag-Security opened this issue May 13, 2019 · 3 comments

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@BlackFlag-Security
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The add-on currently doesn't use the proxy/socks settings configured for Burp

@jurajsomorovsky
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Yes, it uses the default socket implementation. Using BurpSuite socket would need many code changes.
What would be the motivation to use it? (considering the plugin is used to evaluate TLS)

@BlackFlag-Security
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BlackFlag-Security commented May 14, 2019

I used the plugin to test a staging site yesterday, it is non-public and my jump box had been IP whitelisted, but not my local IP, I was using Burp socks proxy to access the site via the jump box. The plugin didn't work because of this.
I ended up getting it working by using SSH -L to port-forward and then ran the plugin against localhost.
I agree this is kind of an edge case, and if it'd need a lot of work to change, I understand not prioritizing it.

@jurajsomorovsky
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Ok, I am glad that you found a different way to solve this issue.

We will discuss this issue in the next meeting

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