Get started with Fluxzy with .NET
Fluxzy.Core
is a fully managed MITM engine to record, manage and alter HTTP/1.1, H2, and WebSocket traffic over plain or secure channels for .NET.
This website contains the documentation of the fluxzy .NET packages Fluxzy.Core
and Fluxzy.Core.Pcap
.
For documentation of Fluxzy Desktop or Fluxzy CLI please refer to the main website.
- To get started, go to guide page.
- API documentation can be found here.
Current .NET package version
.NET Package | Description | Version |
---|---|---|
Fluxzy Core | Core library | |
Fluxzy.Core.Pcap | Extensions that enable raw packet capture along the HTTP(S) exchange |
Feature list
Core features
- Intercept HTTP/1.1, H2, WebSocket traffic over plain or secure channels
- Fully streamed intermediate as proxy or transparent proxy
- Deflect operating system traffic (act as system proxy)
- Automatic root certificate installation (with elevation on Windows, macOS, and several Linux distributions)
- Certificate management: built-in feature to create CA compatible certificates
- Export as HTTP Archive
- Use a custom root certificate authority
- Choice between default .NET SSL provider and BouncyCastle
- Raw packet capture (with the extension
Fluxzy.Core.Pcap
) - NSS Key log extraction (when using Bouncy Castle)
- Optional configuration-based data extraction and alteration
Alteration and traffic management features
Alteration and traffic management features are available as fluxzy actions. You can browse this dedicated search page to see built-in actions on the latest stable version. Here are a few examples:
- Add, remove, modify request and response headers
- Mock or substitute request and response body
- Forward, redirect, spoof DNS, abort connections
- Inject html snippet on intercepted request and response bodies
- Remove cache directives, add request and response cookies
- Serve static directory
- Add metadata to HTTP exchanges (tags and comments)
- Provide a specific certificate for a host
Fluxzy CLI
If you're interested in having the latest CLI binaries, check the following table:
Fluxzy CLI | Version |
---|---|
Windows | |
macOS | |
Linux |