Is there anything that works like a "Firebug" for Android?

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I need to recover my Whatsapp password to use Whatsapi. I’ve tried everything that was offered by her (Missvenom, WART, Reverse Engineering [ I couldn’t ], register through API [ itself also without success ], and even things that didn’t even make sense I tried, rsrs).

I wonder if there is some kind of "Firebug" for ANDROID requests, with this I intend to see which servers are being called and what is being passed to them (I imagine that the registration is password is sent from the device to the Whatsapp server, so I could see my password and use the API).

I’m open to other solutions. From now on, thank you.

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    Ta but you think that in the Whatsapp requests, they send the password in text/plain? Clean, no encryption at all? I don’t know anything about the API, but I don’t think they’re as amateurish at that point, and if they did, they wouldn’t even exist anymore. Because they would have already exploited this vulnerability. I believe that no request from them should go through the network without encryption. But if you want to try, make your computer a router, and put the Wireshark running and tracking all packets. And good luck. hehe

  • If your android has root permission, use this application: Whatspwd, works perfectly with me! @Mukotoshi

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  • Almost that, unfortunately Chrome’s "Remote Debugging" looks like just debuggar Webview, I needed something to debug everything (or at least the server requests)

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I’m not going to explain step by step because it takes a while, but I’ll introduce you to the tools.

The first tool I can charge you with is Charles Web Debugging Proxy. It is nothing more than a program you install on your computer allowing you to create a proxy to debug HTTP(s) requests. To use in conjunction with Android you must activate the proxy and it will inform you a proxy IP to be configured on the Android Wifi connection, so both must be on the same network.

To debug the Android processes you can use the Android Debug Bridge (adb) that comes bundled with SDK. You can easily create process filters in specific ways.

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