Burp Suite – Automated Vulnerabilities Findings Step 1: Intercept with burp suite, which contains parameter values. Step 2: Forward the request to the Intruder option in Burp Suite. Step 3: Set up the automated scan by right-clicking, selecting "Scan Defined Insertion Points" and opening the "Scan launcher". Step 4: Wait until the scan is finished, and then check for the results with vulnerabilities. Step 5: Manual Validation
Tool Name: Havij (Educational Purpose Only) Description: Havij is an automated SQL injection tool designed for penetration testers to identify and exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities in web applications. It streamlines the testing process, allowing security professionals to efficiently assess the security of a website's database interactions. Download URL: https://www.darknet.org.uk/2010/09/havij-advanced-automated-sql-injection-tool/ Step 1: Enter the application target link in the Havij tool and click analyze . Step 2: Get the application details from the Info Section. Step 3: Get the application database's from the Tables section. Step 4: Get the application database records with columns details. Successfully logged in the application as shown in the below screenshots.
XSS Brute Force Payloads using Burp Suite Step 1: Get the parameter variable from the scope URL. Step 2: Intercept the parameter value using the burp suite application as shown in the below screenshot. Step 3: Clear and add the variable position which goes to perform an attack on the brute force of XSS payloads. Step 4: Install xssValidator extension in the burp suite and we can also add custom payloads in the below payloads box. Step 5: Set the following options in the Payloads option. Step 6: In Intruder clear, the Grep-Match and Grep-Payloads checked option search responses for payload strings. Step 7: Copy the grep phase from xssValidator and paste it into the intruder grep-match. Step 8: Unchecked the option from the payload encoding. Step 9: Start the attack and check the results with the grep value is 1 manually in the web browser which exploited the XSS attack payload.
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