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xuvohocan2014-09-10 22:09:17
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xuvohocan, 2014-09-10 22:09:17

Will the form grabber work?

I have no experience in writing them, so Google has been the most visited site lately)
Googled that the Browser and the Server communicate with requests. Accordingly, all the information necessary for the site is sent to them. I found out that they are sent by the send () function, took the monitor API and found my POST request with the data I needed. I was delighted, I completely forgot about HTTPS. Again, Google found out that in HTTPS post-requests first go through a function that encrypts them and, accordingly, there are no most important data in the POST request. But since the sources are old, I would like to ask. Hooking the encryption function is it really possible to do this? And if so, how to find this very function? And if not, are there any other ways (just give a thread that you can cling to)?

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Kir, 2014-09-10
@xuvohocan

There will be no problem when you write a parser, whether you are requesting http or https. There are nuances in different languages ​​- in PHP, for example, as a rule, it is necessary for cURL to disable certificate validation when working with https.

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