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Host Header Inchecktion

This burp extension helps to find host header injection vulnerabilities by actively testing a set of injection types. A scan issue is created if an injection was successful.

Features

  • Active Scanner
  • Manually select a request to check multiple types of host header injections.
  • Collaborator payload: Inject a collaborator string to check for server-side request forgery.
  • Localhost payload: Inject the string "localhost" to check for restricted feature bypass.
  • Canary payload (only manual): Inject a canary to check for host header reflection which can lead to cache poisoning.

Usage

Run an active scan or manually select a request to check:

  1. Go to the HTTP History.
  2. Right-click on the request you want to check.
  3. Extension -> Host Header Inchecktion -> payload type
  4. In case of a successful injection a scan issue is generated

Author

Author

Fabian Binna

Version

Version

1.2.2

Rating

Rating

Popularity

Popularity

Last updated

Last updated

14 November 2024

Estimated system impact

Estimated system impact

Overall impact: Low

Memory
Low
CPU
Low
General
Low
Scanner
Low

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Note:

Please note that extensions are written by third party users of Burp, and PortSwigger Web Security makes no warranty about their quality or usefulness for any particular purpose.