Pynt Listen CLI Mode
Leverage Pynt in Listen CLI mode to monitor and secure your API traffic in real-time. Automate security testing directly from your command-line interface.
🚀 At a Glance:
Pynt Listen Mode: Capture real-time API traffic through a proxy for in-depth security analysis, perfect for tools that generate network requests.
Pynt Listen is an interactive feature in Pynt that acts as a listening proxy on a chosen port. It's designed to capture network traffic when users redirect it to this port. Pynt stays in listening mode, waiting for the user's cue. A scan on the captured traffic starts when the user presses enter, moving Pynt from waiting to actively analyzing the traffic.
Pynt can be integrated with nearly any tool that generates API traffic, provided the tool can direct its traffic through Pynt's proxy.
Basic usage
Required arguments
Specifying a captured domain is crucial when using pynt listen, particularly for web applications. Web browsers often generate a vast amount of unrelated traffic, which can clutter the scan results. By focusing on a specific domain, pynt listen can more effectively monitor relevant network activity.
Optional arguments
Examples
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