The primary purpose of the Hatkit Proxy is to create a minimal, lightweight proxy which stores traffic into an offline storage where further analysis can be performed, i.e. all kinds of analysis which is currently implemented by the proxies themselves (WebScarab/Burp/Paros etc).
Also, since the http traffic is stored in a MongoDB, the traffic is stored at an object-level, retaining the structure of the parsed traffic.
Features
- Swing-based UI,
- Interception capabilities with manual edit, both for TCP and HTTP traffic,
- Syntax highlightning (html/form-data/http) based on JFlex,
- Storage of http traffic into MongoDB database,
- Possibilities to intercept in Fully Qualified mode (like all other http-proxies) OR Non-fully qualified mode. The latter means that interception is performed *after* the host has been parsed, thereby enabling the user to submit non-valid http content.
- A set of filters to either ignore or process traffic which is routed to the proxy. The ‘ignored’ traffic will be streamed to the endpoint with minimal impact on performance.
Known Issues
- HTTP-intercept: Some button/checkboxes in the interception window does not work
- TCP-intercept: The statistics counters are incorrect.
You can download OWASP Hatkit Proxy here:
Or read more here.