CORS
Here are few methods and steps you can do to check for misconfigure cors.
- Hunting method 1(Single target):
Step->1. Capture the target website and spider or crawl all the website using burp.
Step->2. Use burp search look for Access-Control
Step->3. Try to add Origin Header i.e,Origin:attacker.com or Origin:null or Origin:attacker.target.com or Origin:target.attacker.com
Step->4 If origin is reflected in response means the target is vuln to CORS
- Hunting method 2(mutliple means including subdomains):step 1-> find domains i.e subfinder -d target.com -o domains.txtstep 2-> check alive ones : cat domains.txt | httpx | tee -a alive.txtstep 3-> send each alive domain into burp i.e, cat alive.txt | parallel -j 10 curl --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080" -sk 2>/dev/nullstep 4-> Repeat hunting method 1
- Both above method are manual methods so lets check an automated wayTools
step1-> find domains i.e, subfinder -d domain.com -o target.txt
step2-> grep alive: cat target.txt | httpx | tee -a alive.txt
step3-> grep all urls using waybackurls by @tomnomnom and gau tool i.e,cat alive.txt | gau | tee -a urls.txt
step4-> run any of these tools on each url
step5-> configure the manually
1) Find Domains with the help of subfinder,assetfinder,findomain i.e , subfinder -d target.com | tee -a hosts1 , findomain -t target.com | tee -a hosts1 , assetfinder --subs-only target.com |tee -a hosts1 .
2) Then cat hosts1 | sort -u | tee -a hosts2 and then cat hosts2 | httpx | tee -a hosts .
3) Navigate through terminal where hosts file is located echo "/" > paths
4) Then type meg -v
5) After the completion of process type gf cors.
6) All the urls with Access-Control-Allow will be displayed.
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