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It would be useful to have the ability to check both headers and parameters in one run. Currently, users have to specify either a wordlist for parameters or a wordlist for headers, but not both at the same time.
Proposal:
To solve this issue, a new option can be added that allows users to specify two separate wordlists, one for parameters and one for headers. This option can be specified like so: -w params:params.txt headers:headers.txt
With this new option, users can run a single command to check for vulnerabilities in both headers and parameters simultaneously, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the security testing process.
Implementation:
The implementation of this feature would require modifying the existing codebase to accept the new command-line option and process the separate wordlists for headers and parameters accordingly. This would involve changes to the parsing and handling of the command-line arguments, as well as modifications to the parameter scanning logic.
Benefits:
The proposed feature would provide a significant improvement in the parameter searchhing process by allowing users to check both headers and parameters in a single run. This would save time and effort compared to running separate scans for each type of input, and would improve the accuracy of parameter detection by checking both types of input simultaneously.
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Issue Description:
It would be useful to have the ability to check both headers and parameters in one run. Currently, users have to specify either a wordlist for parameters or a wordlist for headers, but not both at the same time.
Proposal:
To solve this issue, a new option can be added that allows users to specify two separate wordlists, one for parameters and one for headers. This option can be specified like so:
-w params:params.txt headers:headers.txt
With this new option, users can run a single command to check for vulnerabilities in both headers and parameters simultaneously, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the security testing process.
Implementation:
The implementation of this feature would require modifying the existing codebase to accept the new command-line option and process the separate wordlists for headers and parameters accordingly. This would involve changes to the parsing and handling of the command-line arguments, as well as modifications to the parameter scanning logic.
Benefits:
The proposed feature would provide a significant improvement in the parameter searchhing process by allowing users to check both headers and parameters in a single run. This would save time and effort compared to running separate scans for each type of input, and would improve the accuracy of parameter detection by checking both types of input simultaneously.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: