How can I capture traffic encrypt it and let it go.

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Hello, I want to write a program that will capture packets encrypt them and let them go on their way. Let's say that I start Firefox, and I try to connect to codeproject. Basicly I want to capture the packets that firefox has generate, encrypt them and let them go to codeproject.

Firefox(generate the packets that need to be send) -> My program (encrypt the packets and send them on their way) -> codeproject(the server[end destination for the packets]).
What kind of technology will be able to provide similar service, also if there's some guide or tutorial in internet I will be very grateful if you link me to it.
I want to realize this in Python.

Posted 3-Jul-14 10:42am

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Updated 3-Jul-14 11:07am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Jul-14 16:56pm

How? By doing some software development. Do you have any questions about it? :-)
—SA

Member 10923120 3-Jul-14 16:59pm

I didn't get this.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Jul-14 17:02pm

Didn't get what?
Your post contains no questions at all, except the title. But even that is not a good question. What kind of help do you expect? what's the problem?
—SA

[no name] 3-Jul-14 17:05pm

Do some research for a proxy server written with python. You don't get what SA is saying because this is not a question or a description of any kind of a problem.

Member 10923120 3-Jul-14 17:06pm

Well I'm asking for technology that will be able to provide similar service

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