Re:Block YouTube Ads on AppleTV by Decrypting and Stripping ...
by lucb1e on Sunday August 27, 2023 @09:28AM
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Note for other readers: the two sentences in the parent post have nothing to do with each other. The Robert Heathon post does not describe how to break cert pinning without needing hardware/firmware modifications unfortunately.
The only relevant thing to repeat here might be this
> if you can’t get access to your IOT device’s hardware in order to add a new root CA to it, your journey mostly ends here. Don’t lose hope though. Leave your setup running for a while and see if anything strange happens. When I attempted the above process on my baby’s crib, the device refused to trust Burp’s certificate and so refused to complete a TLS handshake with my laptop. But after a minute or two of repeated failures, the crib started sending out some of its system status data over plain, unencrypted HTTP!
The only relevant thing to repeat here might be this
> if you can’t get access to your IOT device’s hardware in order to add a new root CA to it, your journey mostly ends here. Don’t lose hope though. Leave your setup running for a while and see if anything strange happens. When I attempted the above process on my baby’s crib, the device refused to trust Burp’s certificate and so refused to complete a TLS handshake with my laptop. But after a minute or two of repeated failures, the crib started sending out some of its system status data over plain, unencrypted HTTP!