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Scan POST requests #3

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c0rv4x opened this issue Jun 14, 2021 · 5 comments
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Scan POST requests #3

c0rv4x opened this issue Jun 14, 2021 · 5 comments

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@c0rv4x
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c0rv4x commented Jun 14, 2021

Hey!

Is there an option to scan POST requests? Couldn't find it in the docs

Thanks!

@tristanlatr
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Hi @c0rv4x ,

I assume you mean scanning a form URL with the Burp Suite Intruder ? I don't think that's part of the APIs.

Burpa is only a wrapper around existing Burp Suite APIs.

Currently, burpa uses the official REST API to launch the scan, the API help looks like that:

Screen Shot 2021-06-15 at 3 13 54 PM

So if you think there is something to do, please be more specific regarding what exactly :)

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@Regala
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Regala commented Jun 21, 2021

From what I remember you can do this by:

  • Proxying the POST request into burp
  • Issue a scan for that URL; since it's in the proxy history/sitemap it should be picked up and scanned

@c0rv4x
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c0rv4x commented Jun 21, 2021

@tristanlatr yeah dude, their api doesn't support that. I was hoping you found a nice workarount
@Regala wow. that would be great. Will try it. Thanks!

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Regala commented Jun 21, 2021 via email

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c0rv4x commented Jun 21, 2021

I am not planning to use burpa at the moment as we have our own implementation of this thing, but it seems that your method doesn't really work. I have added POST request and started scanning that URL and the POST request is not active scanned :(

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