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This is the 6th blog post in the series I am publishing dealing with Request Smuggling or Desync vulnerabilities and attacks. These posts align to the PortSwigger Web Security Academy labs (here). The first four posts deal with theory and…

This is the next blog post in the series I am publishing dealing with Request Smuggling or Desync vulnerabilities and attacks. These posts align to the PortSwigger Web Security Academy labs (here). The first four posts deal with theory and…

This is the continuation of the series I am publishing that aligns to the PortSwigger Web Security Academy labs on Request Smuggling or Desync vulnerabilities and attacks (here). In this post, I will be dealing with identifying and exploiting these…

This is blog post #3 in a series that covers HTTP Request Smuggling or HTTP Desync attacks. This post focuses on the 3rd HTTP Request Smuggling lab on the PortSwigger Web Security Academy focused on obfuscating the TE header. The…

I am continuing my blog series on HTTP Request Smuggling or HTTP Desync attacks. These vulnerabilities arise when there is a mismatch in handling between the frontend and backend servers. Understanding where a request ends and where the next request…