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I want to pass a cmdline flag like -favicon to interactsh-server in order to specify a local file to serve at the root path for any interactsh-client instances I spin up.
Describe the use case of this feature:
I think it would be interesting to serve a giant local file (1gb+) to a target that makes HTTP requests.
Please describe your feature request:
My idea is straight-forward:
I want to pass a cmdline flag like
-favicon
tointeractsh-server
in order to specify a local file to serve at the root path for anyinteractsh-client
instances I spin up.Describe the use case of this feature:
I think it would be interesting to serve a giant local file (1gb+) to a target that makes HTTP requests.
interactsh-server -domain mydomain.site -favicon giantfile
So when I run a local client,
asfahfefkhqfreq.mydomain.site/favicon.ico
would return the giantfile.This kind of attack could render some headless browsers vulnerable to DDOS or resource exhaustion.
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