It by no means can provide the attacker with your credentials unless it If you have already gone through the various posts and videos on CSRF, then you must be knowing that Cross Site Request Forgery is an attack which can change the state of a request. Why are we doing this? A blog post for CSRF PoC really? Actually, first let’s see what CSRF actually is. Read that before going through this post. If you haven’t here is the link to the post. You must have gone through the post on CSRF which we wrote earlier back It a read and we are open to new suggestions and improvements, so feelĪs for starters, if you have been regularly going through our blogs, Topic for someone who is just starting in this field. OfĬourse, experienced people won’t have any problems with it because there Request which we get from many of newbies in the pentesting field. We thought of doing something different and guess what, it’s the general We have discussed a whole lot of random topics previously and weĭo guess that you people must have learned a lot from there.

We are working on enhancements to the scanner that will allow it to consume definition files and make API scanning easier.Hello, my hacker friends and the whole security community out Alternatively, if the crawl is accurately identifying URLs in your site/application then you can simply provide the seed URL. You may find it easier to write some code to handle the parsing of the sitemap to add URLs to that array if you intend to scan all of them at the same time. The URLs key in the POST endpoint takes an array of string values (array of URLs in this case). There is no way (natively) to scan all URLs in an existing sitemap unless you right-click in Burp > Actively/Passively scan this host/branch.

However, you can use the generic CI driver ().

Burp Pro is not really designed for your use-case.

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