Hi
I have a rooted Huawei Mate 9 MHA-L09 with Android 7.
I have installed Droidsheep and get rootaccess to the app.
Now, when i am in the same Network as my Computer and have started Droidsheep on my Phone, it does not list anything. I have activated ARP-Spoofing and Generic Mode.
Does Droidsheep not work with Android 7 or is it, because Networks are secure because of HTPPS ?
Thanks for answers!
The second one. I don't think it is able to log traffic headed over HTTPS.
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Hello All,
Im just gonna cut to the chase and not give long introductions. For those of you running the 'secondary' or 'non-owner' account in Android multiuser, you know it is impossible for the secondary user to use VPN. That would require you to actually open the primary/owner account and launch the VPN from there which is quite frustrating and unfeasible. So heres how you CAN do it. I researched for months on how to do it on my Xperia Tablet Z LTE and I found a way. :laugh:
REMEMBER : IF YOU WANT IT TO WORK EXACTLY LIKE VPN, THAT IS PROXYING/BYPASSING BLOCKED SITES /PROXY CHANNELING FOR EVERY APP,YOU WILL NEED ROOT!
First: Root your phone. Optional but Recommended.
Second : You can check root by any app..There are some on Google Play.
Third : Download OrBot from Google Play (cant post links as Im new user :crying:
Fourth : Install It. If you dont have/wanna root you can use OrWeb (for browsing internet on your device through proxy/bypassing block) You can find it on Google Play, You can use a few selected apps that support OrBot natively (Google's your friend) AND ANY other app which supports channeling its data through a proxy tunnel.
Fifth : For proxy tunneling use 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1' in HOST field and use '8118' in PORT field for ANY APP WHICH DOES SUPPORT CHANNELING ITS NETWORK DATA THROUGH A PROXY CHANNEL.
Sixth : In case you DO have root.It easy as pie for you to channel ALL NETWORK DATA through OrBot. Simply use the 'Transparent Proxying' option in OrBot settings.
Seventh : Enjoy unblocked sites and complete privacy.
REMEBER : ORBOT IS A VERY EFFICIENT AND COMPLETELY EFFECTIVE WAY TO HIDE YOUR IDENTITY ONLINE. Read more at its website.
Hope I helped. If so, hit the thanks button!
Regards,
Saad Muhammad
cludo47 said:
Hello All,
Im just gonna cut to the chase and not give long introductions. For those of you running the 'secondary' or 'non-owner' account in Android multiuser, you know it is impossible for the secondary user to use VPN. That would require you to actually open the primary/owner account and launch the VPN from there which is quite frustrating and unfeasible. So heres how you CAN do it. I researched for months on how to do it on my Xperia Tablet Z LTE and I found a way. :laugh:
REMEMBER : IF YOU WANT IT TO WORK EXACTLY LIKE VPN, THAT IS PROXYING/BYPASSING BLOCKED SITES /PROXY CHANNELING FOR EVERY APP,YOU WILL NEED ROOT!
First: Root your phone. Optional but Recommended.
Second : You can check root by any app..There are some on Google Play.
Third : Download OrBot from Google Play (cant post links as Im new user :crying:
Fourth : Install It. If you dont have/wanna root you can use OrWeb (for browsing internet on your device through proxy/bypassing block) You can find it on Google Play, You can use a few selected apps that support OrBot natively (Google's your friend) AND ANY other app which supports channeling its data through a proxy tunnel.
Fifth : For proxy tunneling use 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1' in HOST field and use '8118' in PORT field for ANY APP WHICH DOES SUPPORT CHANNELING ITS NETWORK DATA THROUGH A PROXY CHANNEL.
Sixth : In case you DO have root.It easy as pie for you to channel ALL NETWORK DATA through OrBot. Simply use the 'Transparent Proxying' option in OrBot settings.
Seventh : Enjoy unblocked sites and complete privacy.
REMEBER : ORBOT IS A VERY EFFICIENT AND COMPLETELY EFFECTIVE WAY TO HIDE YOUR IDENTITY ONLINE. Read more at its website.
Hope I helped. If so, hit the thanks button!
Regards,
Saad Muhammad
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You can set your whole WIFI connection to go through proxy. When you connect to a network, and type in the WIFI password, click on the "Show advanced options" checkbox, and select "Manual" from the "Proxy" dropdown. I wonder if it would work like that, too!
Probably not a success.
Croone said:
You can set your whole WIFI connection to go through proxy. When you connect to a network, and type in the WIFI password, click on the "Show advanced options" checkbox, and select "Manual" from the "Proxy" dropdown. I wonder if it would work like that, too!
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I tried that too. Buggy and most probably wont work. Didnt for me.
cludo47 said:
I tried that too. Buggy and most probably wont work. Didnt for me.
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it will probably work well using a wifie networks but is very buggy using mobile networks.i checked every version of Orbit. it tired me a lot with no consequence at the end.
Hmm Weird
jaliltarnab said:
it will probably work well using a wifie networks but is very buggy using mobile networks.i checked every version of Orbit. it tired me a lot with no consequence at the end.
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Well thats wierd! Cuz when I tried this method (wifi proxy) pages wouldnt load and internet wouldnot connect but Orbot worked perfectly.
Updated to 4.3!
Updated it!!!!
Hey guy,
since there is no way right now to install a custom rom onto the P20 pro I am really concerned about the savety of my private data. What can I do to send as less data as possible to Huawei and their partners (Google,...)? Can I disable the reporting completely?
Thanks in advance!
Blumtopf
btw.: if there is a thread out there i did not see yet pls let me know =)
Don't use a smartphone at all.
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Blumtopf said:
Hey guy,
since there is no way right now to install a custom rom onto the P20 pro I am really concerned about the savety of my private data. What can I do to send as less data as possible to Huawei and their partners (Google,...)? Can I disable the reporting completely?
Thanks in advance!
Blumtopf
btw.: if there is a thread out there i did not see yet pls let me know =)
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One solution is to block internet access for installed apps and some system apps: settings - > wireless and networks - > data usage - > network access.
If this is not enough for your needs, another solution is to use Netguard and block internet access for any system app you like. It is an open source app and you can find the playstore version
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-netguard-root-firewall-t3233012 or the github version that compared to the playstore version it also has adblock using hosts files
https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard/blob/master/ADBLOCKING.md
I use the github version and it works fine in our phone. A tip to work properly in P20 pro, is to enable "manage system apps" in the Netguard's advanced options. Also, if you use the github version, disable automatic update for Netguard from playstore, otherwise you will lose adblocking. You can update the app via github whenever there is a new update.
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I'll just post my answer on a similar question.
Two things:
1. You really need to understand better what is your concern. "Reporting" (such as "Digital Balance" or "User experience improvement program") don't collect data that can identify you as an actual person, it can just identify your phone usage patterns and general info. Most of those can just be disabled in various settings.
2. If you want to go full paranoid (not using Google or any other cloud service accounts, not using cloud backups and syncs, cutting your phone from data network) you will be owning a smartphone without actually using any of its "smart" features. In this case you are really better off, just buy an old feature-phone and save yourself some money.
Hello everybody,
I was curious about which server my apps on mi Xiaomi Red Mi 6A get connected since a recent report said Xiaomi was tracking users. I've installed: NetGuard and TrackerControl and there are a few apps which I should not remove but are still connecting to the following directions:
Google:
firebaseremoteconfig.googlrapis.com
infinitedata-pa.googleapis.com
play.googleapis.com
Xiaomi:
api.ad.intl.xiaomi.com
data.mistat.intl.xiaomi.com
globalapi.ad.xiaomi.com
sdkconfig.ad.intl.xiaomi.com
My question: Is there a way to block all that addresses instead blocking the entire app?
I know I can remove bloatware rooting the phone or with the adb console, but these are system apps the phone needs to work properly. I also understand some apps may need to get connected to the Google api servers in order to work, but (I think) Xiaomi doesn't have anything to do here.
Regards!
MiguelRbls said:
Hello everybody,
I was curious about which server my apps on mi Xiaomi Red Mi 6A get connected since a recent report said Xiaomi was tracking users. I've installed: NetGuard and TrackerControl and there are a few apps which I should not remove but are still connecting to the following directions:
Google:
firebaseremoteconfig.googlrapis.com
infinitedata-pa.googleapis.com
play.googleapis.com
Xiaomi:
api.ad.intl.xiaomi.com
data.mistat.intl.xiaomi.com
globalapi.ad.xiaomi.com
sdkconfig.ad.intl.xiaomi.com
My question: Is there a way to block all that addresses instead blocking the entire app?
I know I can remove bloatware rooting the phone or with the adb console, but these are system apps the phone needs to work properly. I also understand some apps may need to get connected to the Google api servers in order to work, but (I think) Xiaomi doesn't have anything to do here.
Regards!
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I'm willing to bet that if you did remove them, it will break things on your device and certain features/functions will no longer work, or worse yet, it may cause your device to not work properly.
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I see these tracking sites getting blocked on my Adguard home filter and the phone still works fine.
api.ad.intl.xiaomi.com
tracking.intl.miui.com
app-measurement.com
ssl.google-analytics.com
googleads.g.doubleclick.net
I've also tried Netguard and TrackerControl but I still see these tracking and ad sites leaking through. I've tried different hosts files on Netguard too.
Is there a better solution without rooting/custom rom? It would be exposed once I leave the home network. I've already debloated the MIUI 13.0.13.
To be clear,
I installed Blokada yesterday on my Poco X3 NFC Android 10. I always disconnect Wi-Fi and 4G antennas when I go to sleep. In the morning I reconnect and now the file mobileconfig.sascdn.com gets blocked in about an hour 485 times.
So it looks like an add link that gets stopped, but I find it odd that it keeps trying every 2 seconds
Where did you download Blokada from? Android app store
Which device do you use? Poco X3 NFC
Do you use a custom ROM? NO
Do you know which OS version you are using? 10
Since when are you facing this issue? This morning, 1 day after install.
Did you already try to solve the issue somehow? I googled it and did find: https://domain.glass/mobileconfig.sascdn.com but what does this say? Is it the phone or an app on the phone and if so witch app?
UPDATE: it seems like a security company so now I want to know why this is in a block list and why my phone wants to contact it ....
I followed the IP on cloudfire and stubled on this
Subdomain Finder scan of sascdn.com - C99.nl
Subdomain scanner result of Subdomain Finder performed on sascdn.com
subdomainfinder.c99.nl
Subdomain Finder - C99.nl
Subdomain Finder is a scanner that scans an entire domain to find as many subdomains as possible.
subdomainfinder.c99.nl
company https://www.akamai.com/
Uninstall Blockada which you downloaded from the Play Store and download the version from the Blockada website. (Don't worry it's safe.) This one works better and is updated more often than the one in the Play Store.
Check if you installed any app recently or which might have installed itself and unknown to you. Some apps mask their icon so it's invisible. The best way to find this...
Go to Settings - About Phone - Storage - Apps and Data.
The reason I suggest this method and not regular Application manager is because this method allows you to uninstall some apps which are otherwise unable to do from the regular application menu. (Especially Xiaomi Bloat).
Hope this helps.
Hello, I have been trying to disguise my GPS for some time.
I have tried different apps from the PlayStore but always had the same result, that result is always the same. I get a notification:
"FAKE GPS creates a false location
Location services not available"
I have unfortunately found absolutely nothing on this subject. I always just come to the same pages that explain to me how to do what I do but so far. Without success.
Is it possible at all without root?
I found it but currently i have no access to rooted device
How to Fake your Location on Android using GPS Spoofing
If you want to fake your location on any app or game on Android, here's how you can use GPS spoofing and fake your real-time location.
www.xda-developers.com
Maybe anyone can help me
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8 wow since 2014 im here....i didt know that
Years of reading
Hmmmm not sure how huewais work, but did you pick that apps to spoof location in devoloper settings?
Arealhooman said:
Hmmmm not sure how huewais work, but did you pick that apps to spoof location in devoloper settings?
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Yeah I do but didn't work I love my p30p but I think I need a new device because Huawei block my future using:/ no bl unlock, no future for old phones