Network Interception in Rust: Building a MITM Tool from Scratch

In this hands-on training, participants will learn how to design and build a full-fledged Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) tool using the Rust programming language. The course provides a practical dive into low-level networking, from Layer 2 packet crafting to HTTP/TLS interception.

LEVEL: Intermediate


This is a whole day long workshop.
According to the speaker, there will be pauses at 11:00 and 16:00 for coffee breaks and at 13:00 for lunch.

Place
Workshop #2
Length
360 min
When
November 2nd, 2025
09:15

Abstract

In this hands-on training, participants will learn how to design and build a full-fledged Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) tool using the Rust programming language. The course provides a practical dive into low-level networking, from Layer 2 packet crafting to HTTP/TLS interception.

Participants will progressively develop a custom MITM tool capable of scanning local networks, performing ARP spoofing attacks, and intercepting network traffic across multiple protocol layers. We'll explore both active and passive interception techniques, including DNS spoofing and proxy-based HTTP/TLS manipulation.

This training is ideal for developers, security engineers, and pentesters who want to gain deeper insight into how network traffic flows — and how it can be intercepted.

How to reserve a seat

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