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bypass-url-parser's Issues

a small bug on mac

I found a small bug on mac
code
~~~
#your code on mac
echo -e "\e[34m----------------------\e[0m"
image

#my code on mac
echo "\033[30m black color \033[0m"

~~~
image

run
image

Your color code is not implemented and printed directly on the mac
Thank you for your software, thank you for your efforts

Add new payload/technique `,.js`

Hi there,

I recently found a bypass that BUP didn't find:

I had a /index.php that redirected to https://othersite.com/auth

I noticed that all the .js files returned a 200 OK

Using /index.php/,.js I was able to bypass the restrictions and access the app.

The extensions that also worked:

.js
.css
.gif
.jpe?g
.png
.class
.docx
.xls

Can you add this technique to BUP please ? :)

Cheers,

[Bug] Greedy regex matches garbage instead of full title on edge-cases

Hello,

By default, BUP tries to find the title of the web page using the following regex (line 1236 on my version):

REGEX_TITLE = re.compile(r"<title>(.*)</title>", re.IGNORECASE)

The problem is the greedy (.*) part which could match several HTML "title" tags, and pollute the output logs (I often ran in this case, but can't share the targets here).

To fix this you could simply use an operator to make the regex "lazy":

REGEX_TITLE = re.compile(r"<title>(.*?)</title>", re.IGNORECASE)

Thus, the match will stop at the first "</title>" tag. Of course, you'll have to make sure that the "search" (line 1532 on my version) doesn't return a list if there are multiple "title" tags in the page.

Example of problematic data:

<html><title>sample_page</title><body><title>sample_page_indeed</title></body></html>

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