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Monitoring URLs visited

Asked by rettiseert in Networking Protocols, .NET, C++ Programming Language

Tags: monitor internet usage url sniffer package network

Hello

I'm working on an application where I need to keep track of all visited WebPages (URLs).

My first approach is to use a sniffer library to monitor IP packages and catch the GET requests as suggested at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/URLLogger.aspx.

This works fine for HTTP because it's easy to find the GET word at the beginning of the HTTP frame, but it is not the same for HTTPS. When I analyze the network traffic for HTTPS packages I see everything encrypted and I can't even see the URL of the page that is being requested.

Do you know how to find this information in a HTTPS package? Or do you have any other idea to accomplish this task? (I'm working in a Windows environment).

Thanks!

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Monitoring URLs visited

Asked by rettiseert in Networking Protocols, .NET, C++ Programming Language

Tags: monitor internet usage url sniffer package network

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