Extracting Request Headers?

[95]

Hello everyone,

I'd like to know why it is impossible to extract request headers from a webpage, and if it is possible why has it not been done before?

The request headers are needed to bypass security measures offered by high end security services such as Akamai. (If you're not already familiar)

The request headers are typically generated by the website once the "Check Balance" button or "Login" button has been pressed by the user. So what is stopping a program from simulating a button press and extracting the request headers from the Network activity?

[2.308]

maybe the request package in question is encoded, try with Fiddler and enable decode feature.

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[95]

maybe the request package in question is encoded, try with Fiddler and enable decode feature.

Possible, but at the same time the network activity isn't encoded so it should be possible regardless

[106]

Your browser already has some built in features that allow you to do this.

Press Ctrl+Shift+E and it will show you the network monitor. You can click on each request and see the headers, body, etc.

Most web firewalls rely on heavy fingerprinting and script running. You see, the reason most people use headless browsers for checkers is that headless browsers are able to run javascript whereas regular http clients cannot. Regarding the fingerprints, they can fingerprint basically everything, down to the cipher suites your browser uses.

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[95]

IYour browser already has some built in features that allow you to do this.

Press Ctrl+Shift+E and it will show you the network monitor. You can click on each request and see the headers, body, etc.

Most web firewalls rely on heavy fingerprinting and script running. You see, the reason most people use headless browsers for checkers is that headless browsers are able to run javascript whereas regular http clients cannot. Regarding the fingerprints, they can fingerprint basically everything, down to the cipher suites your browser uses.

I know about this Network monitoring because I've been using OpenBullet and other programs for quite a while, but there's no way to extract this information. (At least w/ OpenBullet)