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Inject GET parameter in POST request #42
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Hey @Tompazi, try to use the "*" wildcard in order to specify where to inject (in the URI) i.e. |
Same result, keep in mind there is also POST data. also:
Am I using the wrong version? |
Try to use |
I'm sorry but what do you mean? How shouId I enter my post data, I do it like this:
It's still only injecting the post parameters. |
You should be entering it like this: |
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Hi, I like your tool a lot, but I have a problem.
here is a simplified version of what I want to do:
commix -u http://10.0.0.1/index.pl?INJECT_HERE --data=$POST_DATA
I want to inject into the URL (yes directly after the '?' there is no parameter name), but commix sees it's a POST request and happily starts to inject POST parameters, completely ignoring the INJECT_HERE tag in the URL. Even with a parameter name and the '-p' option it only looks for the parameter in the post data.
ONLY POST PARAMETERS ARE TESTED.
Is there currently a way how to do this? If not, I really think this should be possible to do with commix without having to write a http proxy that adds the post data afterwards...
Also I miss the possibility to skip parameters/tests during tests or please tell me if this is possible.
using version 1.3.16 as delivered in Kali Linux.
Cheers
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