search for spoofing examples from the cache link
search for spoofing examples from the cache link
Ensuring private IP addresses for the cache leads to all major game clients reverting to HTTP. True HTTPS interception requires creating a custom root certificate and importing it into each client behind the cache. This also necessitates adjustments to disable SNI proxies and enable HTTPS support for the caching proxy. From a security standpoint, this introduces risks since devices can't verify if sites are being tampered with. With only a limited number of game clients (and some uncertainty about recent changes), the potential downsides outweigh the benefits, making it impractical for most users. That's why no ready-made guidance exists. Edit: Correction suggests Origin had HTTPS active from July 2019 until recently, which aligns with my testing using the lancache.net container.
I understand this requirement. It would be helpful to include it for my setup.
I didn’t need to search for this, so I’m unsure. It seems you’ll have to understand how the proxy functions—especially Nginx configuration—and study HTTPS interception. The specific scenarios where this is used are usually handled by enterprise tools rather than individual setups.