HTTP Grab Kit--Charles

Charles

Charles: http://www.charlesproxy.com/

This is a more useful grab kit. There are Mac, Windows, and Linux version numbers. The ability to capture packets from applications, browsers, mobile phones, and mobile phone simulators.

The official site has specific instructions for use: http://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/configuration/

cracked:jar replacement is possible. Location:/applications/charles.app/contents/java. Different version numbers require different version numbers for Charles.jar.

self-active configuration: the ability to set up when Charles started, self-configuring the agent, so that we do not have to manually set up. This way, as Charles starts and shuts down, he actively uses proxies and shuts down agents. This self-active configuration, is actually in the current "connection" in the advanced options, configured a proxy.

Mobile: phone Set the current connection proxy is ip,port:8888. Charles was able to crawl the mobile Internet access package.

Let's say we're simply grabbing a packet of browser access. You can only use the browser plugin to meet the requirements, but in terms of functionality, ease of use and so on. There is still a gap between these professional-grade grab kits.

In the process of grabbing the package, we see a very multi-site integration with Google Analytics. This can be said to be the industry standard of traffic statistics analysis, official Help website: https://support.google.com/analytics.

has been involved in the construction of a referral system, is the use of Google Analytics user unique identity and number of visits calculated: Http://blog.csdn.net/puma_dong/article/details/38943251#t12.

Charles is just an HTTP, Https grab, assuming that he wants to grab packets for many other protocols. Ability to use powerful WireShark.

A piece of work handed down:

WireShark:http://blog.csdn.net/phunxm/article/details/38590561

HTTP Grab Kit--Charles