OPOlivia Paceinblog.cain.tech·Jul 14 · 16 min readHTTP Request Smuggling Part 4 This article is for educational purposes only, and applies solely to systems you are explicitly authorized to test. Introduction Once a frontend and a backend disagree about where one HTTP request e00
OPOlivia Paceinblog.cain.tech·Jul 14 · 8 min readHTTP Request Smuggling Part 3 Introduction Every request smuggling variant can be detected using the same underlying approach. First, create a disagreement about where a request ends. Then look for evidence that the leftover byte00
OPOlivia Paceinblog.cain.tech·Jul 14 · 14 min readHTTP Request Smuggling Part 2Introduction HTTP Request Smuggling is not a single technique but a family of desynchronization attacks. The specific variant depends on the protocols spoken by the frontend and backend and on how ea00
OPOlivia Paceinblog.cain.tech·Jul 14 · 12 min readHTTP Request Smuggling Part 1Introduction HTTP Request Smuggling is one of the most fascinating web vulnerabilities because it exploits disagreements between web servers rather than flaws in application code. Modern applications00
