Ultimate Guide Parse CSRF Token level 3 Cookies
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Welcome to this third part very fast and very easy to understand if you followed my previous guides today I will show you how to parse a Csrf token in cookies.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Without further ado, we start with a GET request to request the opening of the page and retrieve the Csrf that is linked
After that we create a new Parse block for my part I named it "CSRF" and in the line.
Parse: <COOKIES>
We put ourselves in Cookies since our token is located in Cookies
So I repeat normally there is mark <SOURCE> you put <COOKIES>
After that you start then go to Data we can see our _csrf
After that we complete the left string and the right string normally its should not be a problem we already do it in the previous tutorial then here we are parse our csrf token !
I hope that I was clear it is the end of its 3 guides apart if I make bonuses or then I change the type of tutorial and I pass in the Login I would see because there are many things to say on the block parse especially with the recursive mode, regex, json, css selectors I will see maybe I will do another one after I would come back to that
Why001
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Or you can just avoid parsing cookies and use this in headers or in payloads.
<COOKIES(cookie name)>
In this example it would be like this.
<COOKIES(_csrf)>
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Yep @Phantom
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@Why001 it would be much better if u explain with regex since many people dont understand it, not saying on tokens or cookies
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Yes I think I will soon approached the subject thank you for your constructive comments @Phantom
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i want 2 parse 1 csrf but site has 5 csrf but i want 2 parse 1 st one what can i do @WHY001
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@jamescob7 Come private and show me
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nord search no find csrf
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@i-IS-WHO I don't have the right to help you for this
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