nabla-c0d3 / ssl-kill-switch2

Blackbox tool to disable SSL certificate validation - including certificate pinning - within iOS and macOS applications.
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Not working with unc0ver + iOS 13.5 XS #87

Closed sooxt98 closed 3 years ago

sooxt98 commented 4 years ago

I did enable, the interceptor still showing ssl

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Eat-Sleep-Code-fun commented 4 years ago

I am getting the same problem. You the lucky ones, you can at least see the SSL kill SWitch tab in your phone. For me, No SSL kill switch tab in settings :(.

yywoxin commented 4 years ago

Not working with unc0ver + iOS 13.5 ipone6s too

yywoxin commented 4 years ago

Not working with unc0ver + iOS 13.5 ipone6s too

this problem is solved, restart the application

holyswordman commented 4 years ago

Not working with unc0ver + iOS 13.5 ipone6s too

this problem is solved, restart the application

so it works with iPhone 6s unc0ver + iOS 13.5, isn't?

bamhm182 commented 4 years ago

I'm also having no luck on the iPhone SE 2 (2020) on 13.5, jailbroken with unc0ver 5.0.1. I have configured Burp Suite to intercept network requests and can see requests to 'http://neverssl.com' just fine, however, requests to 'https://www.google.com' fail with "Safari cannot open the page because it could not establish a secure connection to the server."

profiles commented 4 years ago

maybe a arm64e support issue, compile the newest code

JulyIghor commented 4 years ago

works fine for me on iOS 13.5 iPhone SE 2016

4val0v commented 4 years ago

Not working iPhone SE, iOS 13.7 - checkra1n App Store - Cannot Connect to App Store

JulyIghor commented 4 years ago

Not working iPhone SE, iOS 13.7 - checkra1n App Store - Cannot Connect to App Store

have you killed itunesstored process?

4val0v commented 4 years ago

have you killed itunesstored process?

Yes

ps -ef | grep itunesstored
kill -s KILL 183
4val0v commented 4 years ago

@JulyIghor You said that works for you, what version of Java and Burp are you using?

I have such a situation: 1) Burp 2020.4 + Java 13 + My SSL Certificate = Not work 2) Burp 2.1.07 with Portswigger SSL (Default) + Java 8 = Fine works

JulyIghor commented 4 years ago

@JulyIghor You said that works for you, what version of Java and Burp are you using?

I have such a situation:

  1. Burp 2020.4 + Java 13 + My SSL Certificate = Not work
  2. Burp 2.1.07 with Portswigger SSL (Default) + Java 8 = Fine works

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