Tutorial: reverse engineering website private API (also works for apps)

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In this small tutorial you'll learn how to:

• bypass front-end limitations by directly interacting with the server's API (that isn't publicly documented)
  
• access data that isn't displayed on the front-end - can be used for OSINT purposes
  

Also works on https-encrypted requests

If you have access to another computer on your network you can use this tutorial to monitor traffic

Required knowledge: know how a website interacts with a server

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Interested in learning more, thank you for sharing.

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In this small tutorial you'll learn how to:

• bypass front-end limitations by directly interacting with the server's API (that isn't publicly documented)
  
• access data that isn't displayed on the front-end - can be used for OSINT purposes
  

Also works on https-encrypted requests

If you have access to another computer on your network you can use this tutorial to monitor traffic

Required knowledge: know how a website interacts with a server

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In this small tutorial you'll learn how to:

• bypass front-end limitations by directly interacting with the server's API (that isn't publicly documented)
  
• access data that isn't displayed on the front-end - can be used for OSINT purposes
  

Also works on https-encrypted requests

If you have access to another computer on your network you can use this tutorial to monitor traffic

Required knowledge: know how a website interacts with a server

this method still works ?