‫Let's see the best way to intercept HTTPS traffic using Burp.
‫The safest way to intercept as traffics is to install the Port Swingers certificate on your browser
‫ports, where is the owner of the Burp Suite tool?
‫First, let's delete if we have any previously installed Port Swiggy certificates, if you didn't try
‫to install a sports figure certificate before, you can ignore this step.
‫Open Firefox.
‫Now, from the menu button to the upper right side of Firefox, follow the path to open the certificates
‫list preferences advanced from left certificates and click view certificates button.
‫Look at the first if there is any puts figure certificate and delete it if there is.
‫Now it's time to run Burp Suite.
‫Configure the browser to use back for this purpose from the foxy proxy icon I choose location host AT&T,
‫which is designed to listen to Port 80 of the local machine type HGTV Collins sluggish burger in the
‫address bar of Firefox.
‫Click see a certificate link at the upper right hand corner and save the file, it's now saved in the
‫download folder on my computer.
‫Now, let's import the download certificate again from the Firefox menu, follow the path to reach the
‫certificate page.
‫Preferences, advanced certificates and click the import button.
‫Choose the certificate you downloaded a few seconds ago.
‫Check trust this CAA to identify Web sites, at least, and click OK, now it's time to intercept an
‫HTTPS traffic.
‫I'll intercept the traffic of Google Skoda UK page.
‫Go to the Burp Suite, as you see the Intercept is on and the request is caught by the Burp Suite to
‫test if everything is OK, I'm going to search for a word intercept for traffic and change the word
‫with another one.
‫I write OWASP in search bar and hit enter.
‫Burp caught the request, I replaced the word OWASP with CIA security.
‫And turn the intercept off to allow the traffic flow.
‫When I go back to Firefox, I see that the word CIA security has been searched instead of a wasp.
‫It works like a charm.