Usage
How to navigate and use the payload files in authorized security testing.
Usage
Navigating the Repository
Each vulnerability category is a self-contained directory. Start with the README.md for context, then use the payload file for testing.
Payload File Format
Payload files are plain text with comment lines prefixed by #:
Comment lines describe the technique for the block of payloads that follows.
Using Payloads with Burp Suite
- Open Burp Suite → Intruder
- Mark the injection point with
§ §delimiters - Go to Payloads → Payload type: Simple list
- Click Load and select the
.txtfile from the repository - Start the attack and review responses for anomalies
Using Payloads with ffuf
Filtering Payloads
Strip comment lines for tools that expect clean wordlists:
Combining Categories
For comprehensive testing, you can concatenate relevant payload files:
Working with This Documentation Site
This site provides a rendered view of the repository content. Each payload page includes:
- Structured sections with copyable payload blocks
- Testing methodology and context
- Detection and mitigation guidance
- Links back to the upstream repository files