BurpCustomHeadersforInjection.txt

 
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                              [ Custom Headers to Inject ]
X-Forwarded-Scheme
X-Forwarded-For
X-Forwarded-Host
X-Frame-Options


[ :: X-Forwarded-Host :: ] 
Attempt to manipulate the Host header that the application sees, e.g., 
X-Forwarded-Host: attacker.com. This could trick the application into 
generating links, redirects, or content with this host, potentially poisoning 
the cache with malicious content.

X-Forwarded-Scheme :: ]
Similar to the Host header, manipulating the scheme, e.g., X-Forwarded-Scheme: https, might affect how URLs are constructed in the application, leading to cache poisoning.

[ :: X-Forwarded-For :: ]
Injecting IP addresses, e.g., X-Forwarded-For: 127.0.0.1, to simulate requests from different origins and observe how the application caches responses based on perceived client IP.

[ :: X-Frame-Options :: ]
Injecting this header with values like DENY or SAMEORIGIN could influence caching behavior related to clickjacking protection mechanisms.

[ :: Content-Type :: ]
Changing the Content-Type header, e.g., to application/json or text/plain, can test how the application handles and caches content based on MIME type.

[ :: Cache-Control :: ]
Setting Cache-Control: no-store or no-cache might reveal if the application or its cache respects these directives, potentially uncovering cache-related vulnerabilities.

[ :: Accept :: ]
Modify the Accept header to uncommon types, e.g., Accept: application/x-evil, to see if the application generates different cacheable responses based on accepted content types.

[ :: Accept-Language :: ]
Manipulating this header, e.g., Accept-Language: es-x-poison, could test for cache poisoning through content localization.

[ :: User-Agent :: ] 
Injecting a unique or malicious User-Agent string, e.g., User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (CachePoison; x64) EvilBrowser/1.0, to explore how the application's response and caching vary with different client identifiers.

Cookies: 
Altering or adding cookies, e.g., Cookie: session=evil, to examine if and how personalized content is cached and if it can be poisoned.

Steps for Testing with Burp Repeater
 [*] Capture the Request: Use Burp Proxy to intercept the request you want to test, then send it to Repeater.

 [*] Modify Headers: In Repeater, modify the request by adding, altering, or removing headers based on the suggestions above.

 [*] Send and Analyze: Send the modified request and carefully analyze the response. Look for indications that your injected header 
     affected the response in a way that could be exploited if cached.

 [*] Repeat with Variations: Test multiple variations of headers and values to thoroughly explore potential vulnerabilities.

 [*] Validate Cache Behavior: If possible, confirm if a potentially poisoned response gets cached by making subsequent
     requests (without the injected headers) and observing if the altered content is served