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Moving towards the most dangerous attack types – Clickjacking will be uncovered by Burp Clickbandit. Further attacks - bit flipping, hidden form field attack, data extraction from response, authorization and authentication attacks, brute forcing every parameters and various automated attacks to find hidden directories.īy the end of the course, we use auto-submit CSRF scripts, generate PoCs, session analysis of tokens to attack authentication and authorization, Burp Collaborator for hunting hidden bugs and security flaws that will not be caught in other pentesting, like blind XSS. Intruder module will be used in more advanced ways with hunting for insecure direct object reference attack and placing payloads at multiple points in single attack with snipper, cluster bomb, pitch fork and battering arm.
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This means we could fully control the web application, allowing us to understand it better.In that module of the course we start with setting up Burp Suite environments and play with various features of Burp Suite Professional and Burp Suite free edition to get around spidering, SSL/TLS setup, automation, rewriting host-headers, intercepting mobile devices traffic for mobile testing, invisible proxying for thick clients, CA certificate for SSL sites, setting the scope for engagement, identifying input parameters and setting various filters.įurther down the road we start tinkering with the repeater module to make a point-to-point attack. find if it is using "off the shelf" software, web server information, what versions etc.) and clone it into a test lab. If this was a "real world" scenario, we would clone the target's production setup as best we could (e.g. As this would be a "static" value, and ideally we want it to be "dynamic" (so we can change the level based in our request). Lastly we remove the security level from the cookie value. We then send a request that would be the same as filling in the form with the user credentials (again, see the main login page being brute forced to see how this was constructed), using the same cookie which was set from our first request. The first line grabs the "Anti Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)" token ( as explained when brute forcing the main login page), and extracts the user_token field) which will be a unique value each time and paired to the session ID. This is a possible method to fingerprint an IIS web server. Security testers commonly use Burp Suite, an integrated platform containing various tools such as Scanner, Intruder, Decoder, etc., which allows for a good and seamless testing experience, from initial mapping of the application attack surface to finding and exploiting various application vulnerabilities. Note, depending on the web server & its configuration, it may respond slightly differently (in the screenshot: 192.168.1.11 is Nginx, 192.168.1.22 is Apache & 192.168.1.44 is IIS). Object MovedThis document may be found here# CSRF = $(curl -s -c okie "192.168.1.44/DVWA/login.php" | awk -F 'value=' '/user_token/ &Login=Login" "" Document Moved
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