Comment Comment by RagingCactus You can massage a text/plain form into valid JSON. text/plain is also one of the allowed default types. It works if the server doesn't check the content-type.Source: I've done that successfully in multiple pentests.Edit: lazy LLM generated example: <form action="https://example.com/api" method="POST" enctype="text/plain"> <input name='{"key":"value", "ignore":"' value='"}'> </form> That gives you {"key":"value", "ignore":"="} The trick is to stuff the = character you cannot control into an irrelevant value. parent RagingCactus 4 months ago
Source: I've done that successfully in multiple pentests.
Edit: lazy LLM generated example:
That gives you The trick is to stuff the = character you cannot control into an irrelevant value.