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You can intercept and modify network traffic by operating a penetration testing proxy that captures TCP and TLS streams, allowing you to inspect raw data and rewrite requests dynamically for security testing.

Yes, you can write custom Python modules to rewrite intercepted traffic on the fly. The proxy allows dynamic traffic modification, enabling you to alter application protocols and test authorization boundaries in real-time.

The best way to test API authorization boundaries is by intercepting network traffic and dynamically rewriting requests, such as incrementing user IDs, to observe how the server responds to unauthorized access attempts.

You can set up a proxy to inspect application protocols and capture credentials by starting a web proxy targeting a specific host and port, which facilitates deep protocol analysis and credential capture during penetration testing.

Yes, the traffic interception proxy supports both manual and automated setups. It provides web proxy convenience functions for quick starts and allows detailed manual configuration for advanced security testing scenarios.