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+title: 'Device inspections with mitmproxy/wireshark and other clever tools'
+author: Dan
+published: true
+date: '06-07-2024 20:42'
+taxonomy:
+    category:
+        - news
+    tag:
+        - security
+        - dnsblacklist
+        - firewall
+        - mitmproxy
+        - wireshark
+        - tcpdump
+        - frida
+        - proxychain-ng
+        - tsocks
+        - pcapdroid
+        - openwrt
+        - opnsense
+        - windows11
+        - firefox
+        - socks5
+        - wireguard
+        - cybersecurity
+aura:
+    author: dan
+---
+
+> [This tutorial](https://wiki.digitalprivacy.diy/en/extras/device_inspections) is to help you to dig deeper into your devices. See what your specific device/software does on your server, phone and desktop.  
+
+# New "Extras" is available
+New domain, new extras!    
+It doesn't cover in detail how to use mitmproxy / wireshark (SYN, SYN-ACK, ACK, FIN ...) etc., but it's enough to get an idea of what your devices are doing in your own network.    
+Use Wireshark world map option to see which countries your devices/software connect to.   
+It also gives you more information to improve your [firewall](https://wiki.digitalprivacy.diy/en/server/services/firewalld) or [DNS blocklist](https://wiki.digitalprivacy.diy/en/server/services/adguardhome).
+
+The tutorial works with the following programs/systems:
+* mitmproxy
+* wireshark
+* tcpdump
+* frida
+  * objection
+* proxychain-ng
+* tsocks
+* pcapdroid
+* openwrt
+* opnsense
+* windows 11
+* firefox
+* socks5
+* wireguard
+
+Thanks to [httptoolkit](https://httptoolkit.com/) for "[How to install system CA certificates in Android 14](https://httptoolkit.com/blog/android-14-install-system-ca-certificate/)".  
+And of course many thanks to the software developers who even gives us the opportunity to check our devices at all.
+
+As usual, a new tutorial means an updated [donation list](https://wiki.digitalprivacy.diy/en/extras/donation_list#extras).      
+Feel free to donate to your favourite open source software! `?` means I couldn't find the donation link. If you know where it is, please let me know!
+
+Have fun checking your devices/software!
+Dan
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