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ssrf
Hunt Server-Side Request Forgery (CWE-918) through taint analysis from user-controlled URLs to HTTP client sinks. Covers cloud metadata pivoting, DNS rebinding, gopher smuggling, and the IMDSv1 → IAM role chain that turns SSRF into RCE.
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# SSRF Hunting Playbook
SSRF is one of the highest-yield vuln classes for 0-day work because
(a) it's often medium severity in isolation but chains to critical when
it reaches cloud metadata, internal admin panels, or unprotected
Redis/Elasticsearch, and (b) modern frameworks have dozens of bypass
classes that scanners miss.
## 1. Sources (user-controlled input that becomes a URL)
Look for any parameter that gets fed into an HTTP client:
- Python: `requests.get(user_url)`, `httpx.get`, `urllib.request.urlopen`, `aiohttp.get`
- Node: `fetch(userUrl)`, `axios.get`, `http.request`, `got`, `node-fetch`