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Anti-leak flag: remove Fiddler certificates

If your account was flagged by our anti-leak system for HTTPS interception, Fiddler certificates on your PC are the usual cause. Here is how to remove them fully.

Zlitz

By Zlitz · Founder

Updated 25 June 2026

Why this happens

Our anti-leak system flags accounts when it detects HTTPS interception certificates, like the ones Fiddler installs. Our product cannot run on a network with broken SSL, so these need to be removed before you can continue.

1. Uninstall Fiddler

Go to Settings → Apps → Installed apps and remove any of: Fiddler, Fiddler Classic, Fiddler Everywhere or Telerik Fiddler.

2. Delete certificates (Current User)

Press Win + R and run certmgr.msc. In each folder below, delete anything named Fiddler, FiddlerRoot, DO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot or Fiddler_Root_Certificate_Authority:

  • Trusted Root Certification Authorities → Certificates
  • Intermediate Certification Authorities → Certificates
  • Personal → Certificates
  • Untrusted Certificates → Certificates

3. Delete certificates (Local Computer)

Press Win + R and run mmc. Go to File → Add/Remove Snap-in → Certificates → Computer account → Local computer, then check the same folders as above and remove any Fiddler entries.

4. Reset your proxy

Go to Settings → Network & Internet → Proxy and turn off any manual proxy, especially 127.0.0.1:8888 or localhost:8888. Then open Command Prompt as admin and run: netsh winhttp reset proxy

5. Firefox users only

Firefox keeps its own certificate store. Go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Certificates → View Certificates, check the Authorities and Servers tabs, and remove anything Fiddler-related.

If they come back

Also disable and remove any other proxy or certificates on your system. If certificates reappear after a restart, go to Settings → Accounts → Access work or school and review any VPN, proxy or security software, as these can reinstall them.

To list every Fiddler certificate, run this in PowerShell:

Get-ChildItem Cert:\CurrentUser\Root, Cert:\CurrentUser\CA, Cert:\CurrentUser\My, Cert:\LocalMachine\Root, Cert:\LocalMachine\CA, Cert:\LocalMachine\My | Where-Object { $_.Subject -match 'Fiddler|DO_NOT_TRUST' -or $_.Issuer -match 'Fiddler|DO_NOT_TRUST' } | Format-Table Subject, Issuer, Thumbprint, PSParentPath -Auto

Once you have removed everything and restarted, let us know if the issue persists.

Zlitz

About the author

Zlitz

Founder

The mind behind Elocarry. Over a decade in the scene, leading on innovation, security and user experience. Zlitz stays tuned to the meta and every anti-cheat shift, which is why our builds stay a step ahead. He writes our detection and bans guidance because he knows exactly how the cat-and-mouse plays out.

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