How to track http requests sent by applications (android)?

Question

Android

Actually a subject. The phone is rooted. I am sure that the phone does not store request logs, otherwise the op would have been raised a long time ago about tracking our traffic. Maybe there is an application that allows traffic through itself and logs requests.

Answer 1

Packet Capture
doesn't even need root

Answer 2

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lv.n3o.shark&hl=ru

Answer 3

you are unlikely to find it.
let traffic through your router / machine, and then tcpdump / iptables.
if you are interested in the requests of a particular application, you can pick it up as an option.

Answer 4

If there is a root, then can look towards the standard linux tools? tcpdump for example in the root console.

Answer 5

transparent proxy? I don’t know specific examples, I don’t know English, but here’s something similar

Answer 6

I would advise you to hook up the phone through a linux gateway and run tcpdump or wireshark on it. I've been reading mysql queries lately with tcpdump =)

Answer 7

I'm using BlueStack. Current find rutted. Next, launch Bluestack, install the desired application on it and launch http-analyzer. In the analyzer, select hd-network.exe (In the root with bluestack).
If ssl pinning is applied (when only http (without s) is visible) - use XPOSED (Android Application + SSL Unpinning Module). XPOSED will help only for applications where ssl pinning is implemented on the java layer. If at the native level - only decompile (there are many articles on this).
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