wapiti-getcookie - A Wapiti utility to fetch cookies from a webpage and store them in the Wapiti JSON

       Nicolas Surribas is the main author, but the whole list of contributors is found in the separate  AUTHORS
       file.

       If you find a bug in Wapiti please report it to https://github.com/wapiti-scanner/wapiti/issues

                                                  February 2021                              WAPITI-GETCOOKIE(1)

       Copyright (c) 2006-2021 Nicolas Surribas.

       wapiti-getcookie is a user-friendly interactive console utility that can be used to fill  a  web-form  or
       fetch an URL and extract the cookies sent by the remote server.
       Cookie information are stored in the JSON cookie file you have to specify with the -c option.
       Those cookies can be loaded by Wapiti using the same -c option.

       Wapiti  is  covered  by the GNU General Public License (GPL), version 2. Please read the LICENSE file for
       more information.

wapiti-getcookie  -  A  Wapiti  utility to fetch cookies from a webpage and store them in the Wapiti JSON
       format.

       •   -p, --proxyPROXY_URL
           The given URL will be used as a proxy for HTTP and HTTPS requests.
           This URL can have one of the following scheme : http, https, socks.
           To make Wapiti use a Tor listener you can use --proxy socks://127.0.0.1:9050/

       •   --tor
           Make Wapiti use a Tor listener (same as --proxy socks://127.0.0.1:9050/)

       •   -a, --auth-credCREDENTIALS
           Set credentials to use for HTTP authentication on the target.
           Given value should be in the form login%password (% is used as a separator)

       •   --auth-typeTYPE
           Set the authentication mechanism to use. Valid choices are basic, digest, kerberos and ntlm.
           Kerberos and NTLM authentication may require you to install additional Python modules.

       •   -H, --headerHEADER
           Set  a  custom HTTM header to inject in every request sent by Wapiti. This option can be used several
           times.
           Value should be a standard HTTP header line (parameter and value separated with a : sign).

       •   -A, --user-agentAGENT
           Default behavior of Wapiti is to use the same User-Agent as the TorBrowser, making it  discreet  when
           crawling standard website or .onion ones.
           But you may have to change it to bypass some restrictions so this option is here.

       •   -d, --dataDATA
           wapiti-getcookie will parse forms and ask your input for each field found.
           But you can also pass every parameter and value as a string directly through this option.
           Example: -d ´login=admin&password=letmein&submit=Login´

wapiti-getcookie -u URL -c COOKIEoptions

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