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I think this is a common issue. There is an application in a system (Virus, Antivirus, Firewall, Proxy - such as Fiddler) that intercepts network traffic before it's hitting the wire (and passes through or not according it's rules). So there might be a situation where I see in Wireshark traffic that should hit the network but it's never seen on a default gateway.
I guess that's the result of an app using Windows Filtering Platform API
Is there any Windows utility that helps to identify such "man in the middle" applications?
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I think this is a common issue. There is an application in a system (Virus, Antivirus, Firewall, Proxy - such as Fiddler) that intercepts network traffic before it's hitting the wire (and passes through or not according it's rules). So there might be a situation where I see in Wireshark traffic that should hit the network but it's never seen on a default gateway.
I guess that's the result of an app using Windows Filtering Platform API
Is there any Windows utility that helps to identify such "man in the middle" applications?
networking windows
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I think this is a common issue. There is an application in a system (Virus, Antivirus, Firewall, Proxy - such as Fiddler) that intercepts network traffic before it's hitting the wire (and passes through or not according it's rules). So there might be a situation where I see in Wireshark traffic that should hit the network but it's never seen on a default gateway.
I guess that's the result of an app using Windows Filtering Platform API
Is there any Windows utility that helps to identify such "man in the middle" applications?
networking windows
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I think this is a common issue. There is an application in a system (Virus, Antivirus, Firewall, Proxy - such as Fiddler) that intercepts network traffic before it's hitting the wire (and passes through or not according it's rules). So there might be a situation where I see in Wireshark traffic that should hit the network but it's never seen on a default gateway.
I guess that's the result of an app using Windows Filtering Platform API
Is there any Windows utility that helps to identify such "man in the middle" applications?
networking windows
networking windows
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