Mitm

In Egern, Mitm provides the functionality for man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks on HTTPS traffic. By decrypting and re-encrypting the traffic, it enables control over HTTP(S) requests, such as intercepting, modifying, and resending requests.

Configuration Instructions

Below are the configuration fields for Mitm:

Field Name	Type	Required	Description
enabled	boolean	Yes	Whether to enable MitM.
ca_p12	string	Yes	Path to the CA certificate file. This certificate is used to establish trust between Egern and the target server, as well as for decrypting and re-encrypting the traffic.
ca_passphrase	string	Yes	Password for the CA certificate.
hostnames	array of strings	No	A list of hostnames to restrict the MitM functionality. Only hostnames listed here will be intercepted by MitM.

Configuration Example

Here is an example configuration for Mitm:

mitm:
  enabled: true
  ca_p12: "/path/to/ca.p12"
  ca_passphrase: "your_passphrase"
  hostnames:
    - "example.com"

In this configuration, we enable the MitM feature, specify the path and password for the CA certificate, and restrict MitM to only intercept traffic from the example.com hostname.