https://github.com/deetungsten/webui-privaxy is the dockerized fork of https://github.com/Barre/privaxy
https://github.com/deetungsten/webui-privaxy is the dockerized fork of https://github.com/Barre/privaxy
I really don’t like hardware becoming waste because we don’t have a better iot cert pool update story
I trust YouTube to know how to bake their own cert and trustworthy tls libraries into their apps but I’m not sure if that’s common in other apps
At that point, cut all its connections from the Internet and use it as a dumb panel. Many people will say you should have never connected it in the first place anyway.
You can alway use a streamer box (custom Linux one, Apple TV, Fire Stick, etc) to give it "smarts".
https://sick.codes/extraordinary-vulnerabilities-discovered-...
If there are known exploits for the TV (a bunch are now running old and unpatched Android), the answer is easy enough (root it and do what you want - though that opens different and maybe easier options for ad stripping), but I’ve heard of it on Apple TV where jailbreaking isn’t so easy. Perhaps MDM deployments?
Looks like it uses the method in this article https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/qa/qa1948/_index... but i have not (yet) tried it
TL;DR it involves using Apple Configuration to make a custom mobileconfig profile to point to your proxy and then also installing the certificate with the same method.
I have it working for a few TV Everywhere compatible apps, but some are proving to be more difficult than others. I may have to do some other TLS inspection with mitmproxy and figure out what needs to be removed with the custom uBlock filter syntax option.