Do you also have the problem that the packet capture tool cannot capture the data packets of the Firefox browser?
Solutions:
1. Update the Firefox browser and restart it; (The impact of the browser version is not absolute, but sometimes there will be version bugs that lead to inability to access the Internet or other unexpected problems)
2. Import the certificate of the packet capture proxy tool; (General tools will have a download path for the certificate, just find it at the configuration proxy)
question:
The proxy server refused the connection
Something like this:
There is only one reason: that is, Burp's certificate is not imported in the Firefox browser
Some people say that they have double-clicked the certificate and installed it in the trusted root certification authority, why is it still not working; hey, I have to remind you, the key is that Firefox does not recognize your installation certificate Way hhh (because I didn't find the reason either).
The solution provided to you by the blogger is: search for "certificate" in the settings tab of the Firefox browser, then import the certificate you want to install into the Firefox certificate manager , and then use the packet capture tool to capture the data package. It's all right.
If it can help you, please give me a thumbs up!