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Easy
HTTP request smuggling, basic TE.CL vulnerability
the te.cl twin of the gpost lab, where the front end reads the 5c chunk whole but the back end trusting Content-Length 4 stops early and leaves a full GPOST request line for the next request
HTTP request smuggling 2 min -
Easy
HTTP request smuggling, basic CL.TE vulnerability
the plainest cl.te desync, smuggling a single trailing G past a front end that trusts Content-Length so the next request line reads GPOST
HTTP request smuggling 2 min -
Medium
CL.0 request smuggling
cl.0 smuggling where the back end ignores Content-Length on certain endpoints
HTTP request smuggling 3 min -
Medium
HTTP/2 request splitting via CRLF injection
http/2 request splitting where injected crlf characters split one request into two complete ones after the downgrade
HTTP request smuggling 5 min -
Insane
HTTP/2 request smuggling via CRLF injection
http/2 exclusive smuggling where a carriage return and line feed hidden in a header value is harmless data over http/2 but splits into a real Transfer-Encoding header once the front end downgrades to http/1, giving a desync that captures the victim's session cookie into our own search history
HTTP request smuggling 9 min -
Medium
H2.CL request smuggling
h2.cl smuggling where the front end downgrades http/2 but keeps our injected Content-Length 0, so the back end reads our request as empty and the smuggled resources prefix redirects the victim to a malicious script
HTTP request smuggling 4 min -
Hard
Response queue poisoning via H2.TE request smuggling
h2.te smuggling where the front end downgrades http/2 and keeps our Transfer-Encoding header
HTTP request smuggling 7 min
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