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Oct 11, 2015
removing Strict-Transport-Security header. mergin
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I needed a proxy to inject code into HTML pages returned from a server before sending them back to the client. I started out writing my own then gave up and patched sslstrip.
The patch basically reads in code from a text file, called
injection.txt, and checks for responses with theContent-type: text/htmlthen injects the code into the page.Don't know if you'd want injection functionality in sslstrip but, I figured I'd holla at you nevertheless.