@apivixtls: Now let me recommend an open-source project. If you're interested in web penetration and API packet capture, you can use this directly. This project boils down to one thing: helping you do less manual work and focus on results. What exactly does it do? Your usual packet capture goes like: Open Charles / mitmproxy → a bunch of requests → you slowly sift through them…

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Recommend an open-source web penetration and API packet capture analysis tool that uses AI to automatically filter, analyze requests, handle encryption, and generate analysis summaries and reproduction steps, greatly improving reverse engineering efficiency.

Now let me recommend an open-source project. If you're interested in web penetration and API packet capture, you can use this directly. This project boils down to one thing: helping you do less manual work and focus on results. What exactly does it do? Normally, when you capture packets, it goes like this: Open Charles / mitmproxy → a bunch of requests → you slowly flip through them → find the API → guess parameters → study encryption → write scripts to reproduce. What this project does: It delegates the "sifting through packets + guessing APIs + analyzing encryption" step to AI. What it can do for you: Automatically capture all requests Automatically filter out useless ones (ads, static resources, etc.) Automatically tell you what each API is for (login, list, place order) Automatically clarify the request flow If there is encryption, it will go into the JS to find how it's generated Finally, give you an "analysis summary + reproduction approach" More key points: Can capture browser, app, and script requests Supports MITM proxy (the usual packet capture method) Can hook JS to directly extract the encryption process Supports MCP Allows Claude / Codex to directly connect and help you analyze packets In one sentence: Before, you were the one "sifting through packets for clues", Now AI compiles the clues and shows them to you directly. Who is it for: People who want to learn pen-testing but don't want to be intimidated by packet capture from the start Those doing API reverse engineering / data scraping Those who want to see how others write their APIs To put it even simpler: Before, you were the detective going through clues one by one; now AI puts together the case first, and you just read the conclusion. This project has played a huge role in my reverse skill project, especially for penetration-related operations. It's fair to say that without this tool, the penetration capability of reverse skill would be greatly reduced. Project link: #reverse #security #jsreverse
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Now let me recommend an open-source project. If you’re interested in web penetration testing and API traffic capture, this one is ready to use.

Simply put, this project does one thing: helps you do less manual work and see more results.

What exactly does it do?

You usually capture traffic like this:

Open Charles / mitmproxy → A flood of requests → Scroll through manually → Find endpoints → Guess parameters → Study encryption → Write scripts to reproduce

This project does this:

It hands the “browsing packets + guessing endpoints + analyzing encryption” step over to AI.

What it can do for you:

  • Automatically capture all requests
  • Automatically filter out useless ones (ads, static assets, etc.)
  • Automatically tell you what each endpoint does (login / list / place order)
  • Automatically clarify the request flow
  • If there’s encryption, it will search the JS for how it’s generated
  • Finally, it gives you a “analysis summary + reproduction approach”

The key highlights:

  • Can capture browser, App, and script requests
  • Supports MITM proxy (the standard capture approach)
  • Can hook JS to extract the encryption process directly
  • Supports MCP
    • Allows Claude / Codex to connect directly and help you analyze the packets

One sentence summary:

Before, you were the one “digging through packets looking for clues.” Now, AI organizes the clues for you to read directly.

Who it’s for:

  • Those who want to learn penetration testing but don’t want to be overwhelmed by packet capture at the start
  • People doing endpoint reverse engineering / data collection
  • Anyone curious about how other people’s endpoints are written

Even simpler:

Before, you were the detective flipping through evidence one by one. Now, AI first organizes the case for you, and you just read the conclusion.

This project has been incredibly useful in my reverse skill project for penetration-related operations. Without this tool, the penetration capability of reverse skill would be greatly reduced.

Project link:

#ReverseEngineering #Security #JSReverseEngineering

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