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Bypassing WAF Anti-automation Using Burp’s Cookie Jar | Daniel ceramic owl Miessler
I m testing a number of cloud WAFs right now for how they handle various injection attacks. Pretty fun project. ceramic owl One layer of their defense is anti-automation, so if you start hitting it hard with a scanner ceramic owl it ll label you as malicious and ban you.
Anyway, ceramic owl with Burp it s pretty easy to control what cookies you send through the Cookie Jar . Importantly, you can choose to not send certain cookies by name (or ONLY send certain ones by name) for any given tool within Burp, e.g. Proxy, Spider, Scanner, etc.
In this case I told the session handler to ONLY send the JSESSIONID cookie, and not any of the other crap the WAF tries to load you up with. The image up top is an example request from the scanner after this configuration.
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