If you get a never before seen problem to solve, going trough the taught process and communicating the steps of solving it might display the skill of problem solving. Which should be what interviewers are looking for. The solution will probably not be the most efficient one, but can be refined later.
Oh no haha, it's not quite production ready yet! :) I still need to add the alarm mechanism (and have actually received a PR for it that I will likely merge when I get back to working on this later today). Thanks so much for trying it out!
Just FYI, the alarm functionality is live now. I think that in the future, I'll enable customization so that one can choose what sound (if any) they'd like to use.
No, only works if there's a way to install custom certificates on the device you are monitoring. Otherwise that would defeat the whole purpose of https (If there are no bugs in the implementation or other security issues of course).
In most cases you can get away with simply connecting to the application with `objection` (mentioned in a sibling post) and running `android sslpinning disable`.
This will fail in some cases when the application is obfuscated or uses a non-standard pinning mechanism. In this case you can decompile the application to determine the methods used to accomplish the pinning and use frida (https://frida.re) directly in order to manually override them.
Hello, i did this project to visualize how a q-table gets updated. When i got into this topic i couldn't find something like this, hope it helps people that are new in this topic.