emanuele-f / PCAPdroid

No-root network monitor, firewall and PCAP dumper for Android
https://emanuele-f.github.io/PCAPdroid
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PCAPdroid block Eset Endpoint Security virus signature updates. #442

Open moakt3 opened 6 months ago

moakt3 commented 6 months ago

Hi. I have a problem with Eset Endpoint Security (enterprise antivirus for android) signatures updates. PCAPdroid fully block it even with outgoing rule for app. Disabling firewall not help. Only fully stop help. There is no even dns request in conection tab when try update.

PS: Eset online app activation and another netwotk services work fine with working PCAPdroid with firewall.

LineageOS 14.1 (Android 7.1.2)

Please help.

emanuele-f commented 6 months ago

Hello, Based on your information it seems like the AV may be detecting that a VPN is active and refuse to run the update via it. You can try to:

moakt3 commented 6 months ago

Nope. I try two different firewall's with vpn filtering methods. Eset update work fine. Moreover i'm install Android 5 (OS from the box) and Eset update work fine with PCAPdroid. I think there is some incompatibility with PCAPdroid and LineageOS.

PS: I can't exclude Eset from firewalling because blocking some Eset app telemetry hosts.

emanuele-f commented 6 months ago

Have you tried with a fresh PCAPdroid install, e.g. flushing the app data? There could be some rule or setting which may affect the AV. I'm not aware of specific issues linked to LineageOS, but maybe you can try with another rom

moakt3 commented 6 months ago

Many times. Eset always show "No internet connection". All custom OS for my phone forked from LineageOS. I try AOKP. Results the same.

Eset for updates use 80 port. Maybe this is some conflict with PCAPdroid. All others Eset services use 443 port.

...or maybe this a problem with a dns resolving in PCAPdroid. There is no dns request at all when i try update Eset. All SSL/TLC connections hardcoded inside Eset and can connect without resolving. Just a guess, but ...