Nytro Posted May 26, 2018 Report Posted May 26, 2018 Websocket Fuzzer A simple websocket fuzzer for application penetration testing. Two tools are provided: websocket-fuzzer.py: Receives a websocket message, modifies it, and then sends it in different connections. The response is analyzed to find potential vulnerabilities. send-one-message.py: Sends a websocket message using a new connection Both tools require considerable customization to be used. Please read the source code comments in both files to better understand all the parameters. Installation and usage pip install -r requirements.txt # edit send-one-message.py python send-one-message.py In most cases you'll want to use a proxy, such as OWASP ZAP or Burp Suite, to analyze the websocket traffic generated by these tools. Both tools support proxying the websocket traffic. The workflow for these tools is fairly simple: Use send-one-message.py to define most of the variables, make sure that authentication is working, etc. Confirm all this with the logs and traffic seen in the local proxy. Move the send-one-message.py configuration to websocket-fuzzer.py and customize the remaining parameters. Start the process and confirm that the fuzzer is sending what you expect. Customize the payloads which are sent to the target using payloads/payloads.txt Analyze the logs using grep to find specific things you're looking for. The tool will try to identify issues for you and log them with Potential issue found in connection with ID Authentication The tools support authenticating using user-defined websocket messages. These messages are sent before the ones with the payloads. Logging All messages are logged to a user-defined directory. Each connection is logged to a different file. Detailed logging is very important for this tool, since it allows the user to run grep on the output to find interesting things. Fuzzing The tool was developed for fuzzing websocket applications which use JSON as a serialization method. If this is not the case for you, please customize the following functions: * `create_tokenized_messages` * `replace_token_in_json` Sursa: https://github.com/andresriancho/websocket-fuzzer Quote
