ponieproxy

ponieproxy

Simple proxy which applies filters (default or custom) to your requests and responses, while you browse a website. It uses goproxy.

It's useful to collect(saves js files, saves raw requests and resesponses, detects HUNT params and notifies you on slack, etc.) and manipulate data, while you browse a website and it does them using the filters mentioned above.

Install certificate

Create your own ca certificate and replace ca.crt, located in the root of this repository (or alternatively use the default ca.crt). Then add it as a trusted certificate either in you browser or in your system, in order to be able to intercept TLS traffic.

Configure browser

First of all, in order to use ponieproxy, you should set your browser to use ponieproxy as an HTTP proxy.

Install

If you don't plan to write your own filters, you can just download it and run it like a normal tool.

Since it's written in Go and you can install it using:

go get -u github.com/ctoyan/ponieproxy/cmd/ponieproxy

Or you can download a binary.

Basic Usage

With default filters

Create a inscope.txt file with regex for scoped URLs and run the proxy:

ponieproxy -u URLS_FILE -o OUTPUT_DIR

Note: The default filters add the regex lines between parens. For example - (REGEX_ON_LINE_ONE)|(REGEX_ON_LINE_TWO)

With custom filters

Clone/Fork this repository. Write your filters. Then cd into the cloned repo in cmd/ponieproxy and run:

go install
ponieproxy -o OUTPUT_DIR -u URLS_FILE

Arguments

Usage of ponieproxy:
  -h string
    	Host and port (default ":8080")
  -hem
    	Exact match for hunt params (case insensitive) (default true)
  -ho
    	Creates a checksumed file with the .hunt extension (default true)
  -is string
    	Path to a file, which contains a list of URL regexes to filter. Requires an existing file (default "./inscope.txt")
  -o string
    	Path to a folder, which will contain uniquely named files with requests and responses.Every request and response have the same hash, but different extensions (default "./http")
  -sj string
    	Path to a folder, which will contain all unique js files (default "./js")
  -su string
    	Path to a file, which will contain all unique, in-scope URLs, that you've requested. (default "./urls.txt")
  -sw string
    	URL to slack webhook

What's different than Burp or ZAP?

With ponieproxy you can use the power of Go to write filters and manipulate the requests and responses, however you like. Depends on your skills and creativity.

The other key difference is the way you use it - it's meant to be ran in the background and do whatever you program/set it to do and save everything in files, so you can analyze them later with other tools.

Upcoming features/filters

• write filters with YAML, instead of Go (IN PROGRESS)
• add results to db instead of files
• reflected parameters detection
• find and replace in requests