Can anyone suggest, where to find out detailed tutorials on Paros Proxy, I mean how to test application with paros. The information provided in concern site is not enough as it suggest only its use, I want like how to put SQL injection or XSS etc. Please suggest some help. Thanks in advance.

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As such, paros proxy does not have documented tutorials. Have you given it a try first?

To get things started, first of all configure your browser for a proxy at localhost and a port.

Now you would have to set a local proxy in Paros Proxy from Tools -> Options -> Local Proxy. Set the address & port to the values which were set in the browser.

Go to the 'Trap' tab in Paros and tick the checkboxes 'Trap Request' and 'Trap Response'. Pcstitch keygen.

Load the url of the website you are testing on the browser. This http request will be intercepted in Paros Proxy. Now you can change the parameters as you like for testing.

I would also suggest you to try ZAP Proxy as well. This has been forked out of Paros Proxy itself. It has a decent level of documentation as well.

You can find the details from the following PDF:

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I've got an Ubuntu 11.10 system connected via a proxy to the internet, and I would like to install packages via apt-get. When I try to do that I get this error message:

Any ideas?

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This method worked for me...just have a try..

check the file /etc/apt/apt.conf

The contents were,

This was the reason why you could reach proxy but couldn't get past it, since there is no username password information. So just put that info into it.

save the file and you are done..

BROTIP: More better add these lines in another file, /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/80proxy. This will ensure that after a version upgrade changes won't be lost.

To configure a proxy temporary, set the http_proxy environment variable. If the proxy is proxy.example.com on port 8080 and you need to authenticate with username user and password pass, run:

To set such a proxy permanently, create /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/30proxy containing:

The changes are immediately visible the next time you run apt.

An alternative is to use Synaptics Package Manager, setting in its Preferences the proxy to which you want to connect. You can find the configuration using this path:Settings -> Preferences -> Network

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