Makes complete sense if you are using :ssl on proxy.
In your case this is not a https proxy, but one at TCP/SSL level, as once the ssl handshake is complete, there is no way you can decrypt and filter the traffic on your proxy.
Makes complete sense if you are using :ssl on proxy.
In your case this is not a https proxy, but one at TCP/SSL level, as once the ssl handshake is complete, there is no way you can decrypt and filter the traffic on your proxy.
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