One of the popular ways to inspect HTTPS requests in iOS Apps is the Man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack. This technique requires a machine to be used as a proxy server for the client. For this to work, the client has to install the proxy server’s certificate into the device global trust store. By doing this, the client whitelists the certificate and hence allows HTTPS communication…
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