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Using HTTP Header Options - Oxycodone - Oct 23, 2020 So I’ve been having issues against a fortinet firewall / ssl vpn. I can’t get the damn python script to run with python 2 or python 3 for the cve I’m attempting the fortios magic Back foot cve I ended up using owasp zap to attack it. I never used owasp before but I was trying to I put my own header and run the script against it and I haven’t succeeded when trying to run it in my browser. But when I read the HTML of the response body. It seems like it’s working. Maybe I’m wrong. I was wondering if anyone can show me the correct Header format for the CVE and a tutorial on using owasp zap to run the attack. There’s documentation on the CVE and everything. And tutorials For owasp. But i feel like I’m using the wrong header format or wrong header option. Thank you. I’m on my phone so I can’t really post Any details more then this. RE: Using HTTP Header Options - h3x0ne - Oct 29, 2020 Still in trouble with this? Let me know RE: Using HTTP Header Options - Oxycodone - Oct 29, 2020 (Oct 29, 2020 06:04 AM)h3x0ne Wrote: Still in trouble with this? Let me know Yeah still having issues with this. |