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CL.TE request smuggling works when front-end and back-end disagree on where your request ends. The attacker hides a second request in the body of the first. Here's a demo 👇 Practice with PortSwigger's Web Security Academy.

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Фото профиля RabiX Security
RabiX Security2 месяцев назад

A good reminder that web security isn't only about writing secure code—it's also about understanding how every component processes requests.

Фото профиля Sara Blu
Sara Blu2 месяцев назад

Solid demo. CL.TE gets overlooked in telecom security audits but with layered proxy setups in 5G cores, it's critical we test for this.

Фото профиля Steve | Tech Savvy
Steve | Tech Savvy2 месяцев назад

Web security starts where protocol assumptions break. If your proxy and origin server disagree on request boundaries, attackers will gladly take advantage. Great demo.

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