Clarify and add MITM Techniques #3184
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…s for "Using an Interception Proxy", "Hooking Network APIs" and "Passive Eavesdropping"
…iOS for proxy usage
…or proxy certificate installation
…al guidelines and detailed interception techniques
…hance details on TLS decryption
…tion, including improved examples and structured guidance
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The current documentation lacks comprehensive coverage of various techniques and tools used for intercepting and analyzing network traffic from mobile apps. This makes the content be less actionable.
The changes in this pull request aim to:
The modifications include detailed instructions for using interception proxies, passive sniffing tools, and ARP spoofing techniques, along with platform-specific guidance for Android and iOS.