Feature request:

[gregcmartin]

Extend fuzzing capabilities to support more vulnerability discovery:

1. Injection Flaws
   • SQL Injection (SQLi): Can often be detected by fuzzing input fields with payloads and observing database errors or unexpected behavior.
   • XXE (XML External Entity): Fuzzing XML inputs with malicious payloads can trigger XXE vulnerabilities.
   • XSS (Cross-Site Scripting): Fuzzing for reflected or stored payloads can uncover XSS.
   • RCE (Remote Code Execution): Fuzzing inputs for malicious payloads may expose RCE vulnerabilities if proper validation is lacking.
2. SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery):
   • Fuzzing URLs or inputs that are sent to the server can detect SSRF by observing unexpected external connections or data leaks.
3. File Upload Vulnerabilities:
   • Fuzzing with unexpected file types, extensions, or payloads in uploaded files can identify potential file upload vulnerabilities.
4. Insecure Deserialization:
   • Sending malicious serialized objects as input can reveal deserialization vulnerabilities if the server executes unsafe deserialization processes.
5. API Vulnerabilities (Injections, SSRF):
   • Injection vulnerabilities (e.g., SQLi, XXE) and SSRF in APIs can be identified through fuzzing API parameters and payloads.
6. Security Bypass (e.g., WAF evasion, 403 Bypass):
   • Fuzzing with bypass techniques (e.g., encoding, special payloads) can help identify misconfigurations or bypassable security measures.
7. Race Conditions (in specific cases):
   • Advanced fuzzing tools with concurrency capabilities can sometimes trigger race conditions by sending multiple requests simultaneously.