PCAPdroid 127.0.0.1 1234 %1$s:%2$d %1$s (%2$s) SNI URL WHOIS System ID PCAPdroid is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License or later for more details Open Source Licenses:
\n\n - zdtun: GPL-3.0\n\n - nDPI: LGPL-3.0\n\n - CustomActivityOnCrash: Apache-2.0\n\n - Gson: Apache-2.0\n\n - Brotli decoder: MIT\n\n - mitmproxy: MIT\n\n - MaxMind DB Reader: Apache-2.0\n\n - FlagKit: MIT\n\n - IP Geolocation by DB-IP\n\n - AppIntro: Apache-2.0\n\n - Font Awesome: Licenses\n\n - App icon by Freepik from flaticon\n\n - SourceCodePro font: OFL-1.1\n\n IPProto,SrcIP,SrcPort,DstIp,DstPort,UID,App,Proto,Status,Info,BytesSent,BytesRcvd,PktsSent,PktsRcvd,FirstSeen,LastSeen Start Stop Settings UDP collector: %1$s:%2$d HTTP server: http://%1$s:%2$d %1$s received — %2$s sent Query Host Target app Ready About Status Connections No connections Connection details App Protocol Source Destination Packets Duration HTTP server UDP exporter No dump Traffic will not be dumped Start an HTTP server for the PCAP download Sends the PCAP to a remote UDP receiver HTTP server port Collector IP address Collector port Traffic dump User guide Telegram group Source code Yes No Could not set up the VPN Could not find the "%1$s" app Stats Active connections Dropped connections Total connections Open sockets Max FD Bytes sent Bytes received Packets sent Packets received DNS queries Search apps No apps DNS server Apps PCAP file Create a PCAP file in device storage Cannot write file Share Delete OK Traffic saved to the \"%1$s\" file (%2$s) Could not delete the file Capture running %1$s captured, %2$s connections %1$s, %2$d Active First seen Last seen Closed Copy to clipboard Save to file %1$d older connections not shown PCAPdroid is an open source network capture and monitoring tool which works without root privileges Get it: Unknown Phone IPv6 Allow IPv6 connections to the Internet. Only use this on networks with an IPv6 gateway Error Unreachable Other App language English System No app found to handle file selection File saved as \"%1$s\" Light Dark Theme SOCKS5 Redirect all the TCP connections to the specified SOCKS5 proxy SOCKS5 proxy: %1$s:%2$d Proxy IP address Proxy port Capture as root Allows PCAPdroid to run with other VPN apps Donate Root log Search… App: %1$s IP address: %1$s Host: %1$s Protocol: %1$s Whitelist… Hide… %1$d selected Select all App details Package name UID Name Version Target SDK Installed on Last update Permissions System daemons running with maximum privileges The system daemon performing the DNS resolutions The Android system Telephony services \"Unknown\" marks connections whose app could not be determined Packets dropped Capture PCAPdroid trailer A trailer containing additional metadata (such as the app name) will be added to the dumped packets How to display the trailer data in Wireshark Please complete your transaction to redeem this feature An app wants to capture your device traffic.\nDeny it if you are not sure Deny Allow PCAPdroid control request PCAPdroid: the control request was denied PCAPdroid: the control request was allowed Capture interface Internet All interfaces Capturing packets from \"%1$s\" Edit filter Edit list Hidden connections rules The list is empty Malicious connection detected (%1$s) Malicious connections Security Malware detection Detect connections to known malicious hosts via third-party blacklists Reset Malware whitelist rules This feature is currently unavailable for your device The connection to Google Play is in progress, please retry in a while User-defined whitelist to inhibit malware detection. Long-press malicious connections to create rules unmarking them as malware List of rules to hide connection-list entries so you can focus on relevant ones Malicious Status: %1$s Not hidden Copy… "URL: %1$s" Show me Hint Once Forever Control permissions Check which apps are allowed to control the PCAPdroid capture %1$s: %2$s Country ASN Country: %1$s Send report Start at boot Auto-starts capture after boot No malicious traffic detected Malicious connections detected Whitelist Blacklists Outdated Not loaded Up-to-date "Type: %1$s" IP blacklist Domain blacklist %1$s rules Last update: %1$s Malicious connections Updated blacklists Connections checked Last update Domain rules IP rules Some blacklists are outdated Update now Updating… Learn more about the malware detection feature Private DNS prevents PCAPdroid from inspecting the DNS traffic. You can turn it off from the Android network settings Private DNS hinders detection Select a target app when decrypting TLS to avoid losing your connection to the Internet Block… Unblock… Firewall Firewall rules Blocked %1$s pkts Blocked connections blocked Paid features Unlock code Validate Valid Invalid No app found to perform this action Interface Interface: %1$s Loading… Purchased No items available for purchase Could not connect to Google Play. Please retry in a while Learn more Buy The capture is not running Start the capture first Copied You can now use the purchased feature Disconnect the active VPN app and continue? Loading apps… Open drawer Close drawer Capture the traffic of all the apps Saved TLS decryption Decrypt the SSL/TLS traffic by performing mitm. This may now work with some apps, check out the user guide TLS decryption is starting… TLS decryption is running Traffic inspection Could not start the mitm service. Reinstall the mitm addon and retry Mitm setup wizard Install Export Install the PCAPdroid mitm addon.\n\nNOTE: The addon depends on closed source software Configure Give PCAPdroid the permission to control the mitm addon Export the PCAPdroid CA certificate, then open the Android \"Encryption & Credentials\" settings and choose install it as a \"CA certificate\" Install the PCAPdroid CA certificate, choosing \"VPN and apps\". Android will ask for your lockscreen or password Checking the certificate… An error occurred while exporting the CA certificate\n\nIf your device implements Autostart or similar software to limit background services execution, be sure to whitelist PCAPdroid Certificate exported, now install it from the Android settings The CA certificate is installed The CA certificate is not installed, run the mitm setup wizard Bad PCAPdroid mitm addon version. Uninstall it and retry The PCAPdroid plugin must be upgraded Upgrade Export failed Not encrypted Request Response Overview HTTP request HTTP response Payload is truncated. Enable \"%1$s\" to show it in full WebSocket HTTP Payload TX RX Full payload Show the full connections payload (e.g. the full HTTP request and response). This requires a lot of memory, don\'t use in the long run Not decryptable Decrypted Decryption Decryption: %1$s PCAPdroid has not seen the start of this connection. Some information may be missing Traffic No application data has been exchanged Waiting data Display as… Printable text Hexdump Geolocation Show country and ASN info by performing offline lookups Downloading… Download in progress, please wait Download failed Database not found. Geolocation is disabled Database Built on: %1$s Tap to download the latest database. New databases are available monthly Size: %1$s Tap to delete the database and save space Download This connection has been blocked by PCAPdroid Import Import failed Invalid backup format Imported %1$d rules No rules to export Keep the existing rules? Keep Discard Delete the selected rules? Blocklist Configured rules Connections blocked Last block Firewall is disabled Firewall is enabled App info Block Unblock This connection was initiated by netd so it could not be blocked Block internet access to apps, configure rules for specific domains and IP addresses. Only works with the non-root capture No-root firewall Block QUIC Block QUIC connections to possibly fall back to decryptable TLS. Some apps may stop working Block private DNS Detect and possibly block private DNS to inspect DNS traffic. Disabling this can hinder detection This wizard will guide you through the installation of the PCAPdroid mitm addon and certification authority, which are needed to perform the TLS decryption PCAPdroid is now ready to decrypt the TLS traffic\n\nCheck out the user guide to know more about the security measures which may prevent decryption and how to bypass them Welcome to PCAPdroid Next Skip Back Done PCAPdroid is a privacy-friendly app which lets you track and analyze the connections made by the apps in your device\n\nMoreover, it allows you to export a PCAP dump of the traffic, extract metadata and much more! Privacy first The app does not employ any tracking, analytics or calling home anti-features\n\nHow can you be sure? Check out its privacy policy and its source code Country and ASN PCAPdroid can query a local database to determine the country of a remote server\n\nYou must first download the database from the PCAPdroid settings PCAPdroid simulates a VPN in order to capture the network traffic without root.\n\nTo start the capture, you need to accept the VPN request in the next screen Inspecting HTTP requests, responses and raw data is easy, thanks to the built-in decoders\n\nGot an encrypted connection? You can enable the TLS decryption to get the decrypted data With the integrated Firewall you can easily block Internet access to individual apps and domains\n\nCombine this with the built-in traffic visibility to get the ultimate tool to protect your privacy Enhance the security of your device with the Malware detection feature\n\nBy using up-to-date blacklists, it can detect, block and alert malicious connections in real-time PCAPdroid provides multiple ways to dump the traffic in the standard PCAP format for further analysis\n\nVia the trailer option, you can add app names to the packets and display them in Wireshark