Here is a trick that often works. Open IE and assign the proxy settings to be
paros. IE allows
the global setting of a proxy in windows and many applications support
inheritance of this setting
(I can't recall the exact name at the moment). This may allow you to reassign
the setting when
nothing is exposed in your application.
This works even if your default browser is not IE. It is also an interesting
way to see which
applications speak HTTP if you leave it running overnight.
Regards,
- Robert
http://www.cgisecurity.com/ Application Security news and more
http://www.webappsec.org/
http://www.qasec.com/
List,
I am testing a .NET thick client application using web services. I am
looking for an HTTP/TCP Proxy tool like PAROS / BURP which I can use to see
the change the traffic. The application does not have a way to set proxy
setting so I cannot use paros / burp and then do proxy chaining. Also,
everything on the tunnel is SSL, so ethereal is not much help
Also, any good tools to edit XML / SOAP traffic
Thanks for suggesstions in advance
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