Category:Interceptor Project

Overview

Welcome to the OWASP Interceptor Project for XML Processing. The Interceptor tool is designed to easily assist security testers in performing attacks against XML Web Services and AJAX interfaces. The utility allows testers to capture a sample XML request and then replay/fuzz requests against the Web Service.

A tester can also preload an automated attack database for each request into the tool, and Interceptor will fuzz and replay each attack against the service and provide results.

The Welcome Screen (And Interface) of the Interceptor Project.

Goals

The Goal of this project was to develop a simple, quick and easy to use tool that could capture and save XML requests and then allow testers to easily replay the request with fuzzed data. Thus allowing the quick testing of the XML Web Service interfaces without the need to use TCP request processors or additional proxies to manipulate and replay handcrafted attack data.

Download

Interceptor 0.9 BETA is currently available for download from OWASP Interceptor 0.9 BETA

Interceptor ZIP includes all the binaries and associated Libraries to run on Windows. The utiltity requires the system to have an installed version of the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installed.

Features

Web Interceptor Functionality (Release 0.9 BETA)

· Capture XML Traffic (via PROXY Configuration)

· Capture XML Traffic (Interception) – In ALPHA Code in release.

· Save, Edit and Replay XML Requests to Web Services

· Configure HTTP Headers (Injection & Manipulation)

· Replay Attacks for Captured XML Data

· Create customized XML Attack Signatures and automate XML replay attacks

· BASE 64 Encoding/Decoding

· SHA Hash Generator

· MD5 Hash Generator

· Many more features to come…

Request Screen. This is the Request Screen for the Interface. From here you can easily capture and save XML requests from clients and web browsers.

Attack Screen. The XML Attack screen allows testers to load preconfigured attack logic into the tool and then request the utility to perform an automated attack based on the database signatures.

Future Development

Currently Interceptor only works in an "Proxy" mode, thus requiring any capture to be configured to proxy through the internal service. This is currently being upgraded so that the tool will sniff the ethernet interfaces and capture XML requests without the need for configuring a proxy connection.

Currently only a few sample XML style attacks exist in the pre-configured database, however we would like to make this attack database (for specific XML attacks) much larger and then make it available on this web site to download.

Other updates and changes to the code will be produced over time. If anyone wants to work on the development please contact the project team.

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