HTTP Request Smuggling in web application

Kaushik Joshi; Mr. Chandresh Parekh

HTTP Request Smuggling in web application

Authors: Kaushik Joshi, Mr. Chandresh Parekh

Unique Paper ID: 149855
Volume: 7
Issue: 1
PageNo: 820-824

Keywords: HTTP request smuggling HTTP request smuggling in a web app HTTP request smuggling attack HTTP request smuggling vulnerability Methods of HTTP request smuggling attack HTTP request spitting.

Abstract:
Now a day's cyber-attacks are increasing extremely on a web application, mobile apps, networks that are more vulnerable for a web application. HTTP requests are common viewed as remote, unaccompanied entities. Attackers simply modified requests and by the response of that request perform exploitation. Unauthenticated attackers delicately amend victims' requests to route them into the malicious territory, invoke harmful responses, and lure credentials into the open network. HTTP request smuggling attacks is one of the kinds of attack that triggered the back-end server through bypassing front-end server. In this paper, I'll show you how HTTP request smuggling attack performs in the real-time using website. By researching some of the articles and papers about this attack I'll figure out some methods of these attacks.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 7
Issue: 1
PageNo: 820-824

HTTP Request Smuggling in web application

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