Echo Mirage is a powerful network proxy tool designed for cybersecurity professionals focusing on penetration testing of thick client applications. It intercepts and modifies network traffic by injecting itself into target application processes, enabling deep inspection and manipulation of data exchanged between client and server. Unlike typical web proxies, Echo Mirage specializes in local application traffic, including encrypted sessions, providing unique visibility into thick client communications. It employs advanced techniques such as DLL injection and function hooking to capture network interactions effectively. This capability makes it invaluable for security testers analyzing complex client-server interactions to uncover vulnerabilities. Echo Mirage aids in thorough security analysis by allowing testers to identify potential weaknesses and simulate attacks on application communication.

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  • Intercepts and modifies network traffic in real time
  • Focused on thick client application security testing
  • Supports encrypted session interception and analysis
  • Uses DLL injection and function hooking for traffic capture
  • Provides deep insight into client-server communication flows
  • Enables identification and exploitation of security vulnerabilities
  • Comparable to web proxies but specialized for local app traffic
  • Valuable for penetration testers and cybersecurity professionals

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2017-02-12