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# [Hacking HTTP with HTTPfuzz](https://joncooperworks.com/hacking-http-with-httpfuzz-1?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

So you’ve been given a web app to pentest. Maybe it’s a banking app or a document workflow system. Either way, you need to make sure it’s done safely. Modern web applications have a large attack surface, and testing everything by hand is inefficient....

Jan 23, 2021 · 10 min read · joncooperworks.com  
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I’m a cybersecurity consultant with software development experience. I help agile teams deliver secure digital experiences to their customer

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