[fix] #659 : Add Host Header Manipulation Test #37
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I request any of the maintainers to please have a look at this PR and merge it if found relevant |
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Thanks a lot @ankush-jain-akto , will this PR count towards my hacktoberfest swags/prizes? |
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Description
Closes #659
This pull request addresses Issue #659, which involves the addition of a new security test for Host Header Manipulation. The test checks whether an attacker can create or update an entity using this method, and it focuses on specific requirements:
🎯 Requirements:
Filters: Applicable to APIs with GET query parameters or JSON body parameters.
Execution: The test adds or replaces values in HTTP headers:
Validation: If the application responds with an exception trace or error response strings, it is considered a vulnerability.
The new test is structured and designed to verify security against Host Header Manipulation in various scenarios. It aligns with the objectives of Issue #659.
Please review this PR and provide feedback or merge it as appropriate.