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Attack payloads in unquoted JSON attributes

apoorv | Last updated: Aug 22, 2018 04:32PM UTC

I observed that burp scanner sends attack payloads in unquoted JSON attributes, which usually results in server side parsing errors. I repeated the attack request with quoted attribute and there were no parsing errors. Will it be a good idea to add quotes to unquoted attribute after inserting the payloads during active scan ? I am just spitballing, I may be wrong. Thank you !

PortSwigger Agent | Last updated: Aug 23, 2018 07:58AM UTC