Charles Proxy blocking SSL traffic on Android
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Been using Charles Proxy for years now but recently I've been having issues setting up my Android device.
Certificates have been installed on the Android device. I've confirmed they are in fact listed as trusted certificates in my certificates list. Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
I've tried reaching out for support, but they don't ever respond.
Has anybody had this issue before?
android charles charles-proxy asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
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Been using Charles Proxy for years now but recently I've been having issues setting up my Android device.
Certificates have been installed on the Android device. I've confirmed they are in fact listed as trusted certificates in my certificates list. Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
I've tried reaching out for support, but they don't ever respond.
Has anybody had this issue before?
android charles charles-proxy asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
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Do you have a network security config file in place? Please refer: developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config. I am using Charles every day and I don't have any issues. Also, it won't work on release build because debuggable option will be false.
– PSK
Nov 7 at 21:29
If you just want to track network traffic you can do that with the new network profiler introduced in Android Studio 3: developer.android.com/studio/profile/network-profiler
– memresubasi
Nov 8 at 8:03
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Been using Charles Proxy for years now but recently I've been having issues setting up my Android device.
Certificates have been installed on the Android device. I've confirmed they are in fact listed as trusted certificates in my certificates list. Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
I've tried reaching out for support, but they don't ever respond.
Has anybody had this issue before?
android charles charles-proxy asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
61
Been using Charles Proxy for years now but recently I've been having issues setting up my Android device.
Certificates have been installed on the Android device. I've confirmed they are in fact listed as trusted certificates in my certificates list. Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
I've tried reaching out for support, but they don't ever respond.
Has anybody had this issue before?
android charles charles-proxy android charles charles-proxy asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
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asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
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asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
61
asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
61
asked Nov 7 at 20:56
Jorge Rocha
61
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Do you have a network security config file in place? Please refer: developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config. I am using Charles every day and I don't have any issues. Also, it won't work on release build because debuggable option will be false.
– PSK
Nov 7 at 21:29
If you just want to track network traffic you can do that with the new network profiler introduced in Android Studio 3: developer.android.com/studio/profile/network-profiler
– memresubasi
Nov 8 at 8:03
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Do you have a network security config file in place? Please refer: developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config. I am using Charles every day and I don't have any issues. Also, it won't work on release build because debuggable option will be false.
– PSK
Nov 7 at 21:29
If you just want to track network traffic you can do that with the new network profiler introduced in Android Studio 3: developer.android.com/studio/profile/network-profiler
– memresubasi
Nov 8 at 8:03
Do you have a network security config file in place? Please refer: developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config. I am using Charles every day and I don't have any issues. Also, it won't work on release build because debuggable option will be false.
– PSK
Nov 7 at 21:29
Do you have a network security config file in place? Please refer: developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config. I am using Charles every day and I don't have any issues. Also, it won't work on release build because debuggable option will be false.
– PSK
Nov 7 at 21:29
If you just want to track network traffic you can do that with the new network profiler introduced in Android Studio 3: developer.android.com/studio/profile/network-profiler
– memresubasi
Nov 8 at 8:03
If you just want to track network traffic you can do that with the new network profiler introduced in Android Studio 3: developer.android.com/studio/profile/network-profiler
– memresubasi
Nov 8 at 8:03
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Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
Sometimes I used to see red cross on SSL requests coming from Android. I was unable to read the content. It started working fine for me after I setup the SSP Proxy Settings option. I checked the Enable SSL Proxying option as shown in the image and added the wildcard URL's that I want to filter. Eg: *.your-server-url.com
Update:
Also I don't think you can do it in release build of your application.
And for Android N and above there have been these changes you'll need to include in your project for it to work: https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/using-charles/ssl-certificates/
Hope this helps a bit.
answered Nov 7 at 23:53
Shobhit Puri
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Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
Sometimes I used to see red cross on SSL requests coming from Android. I was unable to read the content. It started working fine for me after I setup the SSP Proxy Settings option. I checked the Enable SSL Proxying option as shown in the image and added the wildcard URL's that I want to filter. Eg: *.your-server-url.com
Update:
Also I don't think you can do it in release build of your application.
And for Android N and above there have been these changes you'll need to include in your project for it to work: https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/using-charles/ssl-certificates/
Hope this helps a bit.
answered Nov 7 at 23:53
Shobhit Puri
21.4k671102
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up vote
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down vote
Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
Sometimes I used to see red cross on SSL requests coming from Android. I was unable to read the content. It started working fine for me after I setup the SSP Proxy Settings option. I checked the Enable SSL Proxying option as shown in the image and added the wildcard URL's that I want to filter. Eg: *.your-server-url.com
Update:
Also I don't think you can do it in release build of your application.
And for Android N and above there have been these changes you'll need to include in your project for it to work: https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/using-charles/ssl-certificates/
Hope this helps a bit.
answered Nov 7 at 23:53
Shobhit Puri
21.4k671102
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
Sometimes I used to see red cross on SSL requests coming from Android. I was unable to read the content. It started working fine for me after I setup the SSP Proxy Settings option. I checked the Enable SSL Proxying option as shown in the image and added the wildcard URL's that I want to filter. Eg: *.your-server-url.com
Update:
Also I don't think you can do it in release build of your application.
And for Android N and above there have been these changes you'll need to include in your project for it to work: https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/using-charles/ssl-certificates/
Hope this helps a bit.
answered Nov 7 at 23:53
Shobhit Puri
21.4k671102
Everything is setup correctly, but SSL traffic continues to be blocked.
Sometimes I used to see red cross on SSL requests coming from Android. I was unable to read the content. It started working fine for me after I setup the SSP Proxy Settings option. I checked the Enable SSL Proxying option as shown in the image and added the wildcard URL's that I want to filter. Eg: *.your-server-url.com
Update:
Also I don't think you can do it in release build of your application.
And for Android N and above there have been these changes you'll need to include in your project for it to work: https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/using-charles/ssl-certificates/
Hope this helps a bit.
answered Nov 7 at 23:53
Shobhit Puri
21.4k671102
edited Nov 22 at 22:13
answered Nov 7 at 23:53
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answered Nov 7 at 23:53
Shobhit Puri
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answered Nov 7 at 23:53
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Do you have a network security config file in place? Please refer: developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config. I am using Charles every day and I don't have any issues. Also, it won't work on release build because debuggable option will be false.
– PSK
Nov 7 at 21:29
If you just want to track network traffic you can do that with the new network profiler introduced in Android Studio 3: developer.android.com/studio/profile/network-profiler
– memresubasi
Nov 8 at 8:03