SPIKE Proxy 1.0 Released

From: Dave Aitel (daveat_private)
Date: Fri Jul 12 2002 - 11:59:53 PDT

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    Download URL: http://www.immunitysec.com/spike.html
    
    SPIKE Proxy is a full featured HTTP and HTTPS proxy built with Python.
    This is a developer release, in that it has no user interface beyond
    printing out requests. It is released under the terms of the Gnu Public
    License v 2.0.
    
    You will need to download pyOpenSSL v 5.0 pre, which I supply on the
    SPIKE webpage, as 5.0 proper is not due for release for another few
    weeks. Please report to me any web pages that do NOT work under SPIKE
    Proxy. I haven't found any yet though there may still be some bugs. A
    recent version of Python is suggested...1.5.2 is probably not recent
    enough.
    
    Although this version simply functions as a proxy, printing out requests
    as it gets them, future versions will most likely have a nice web based
    interface allowing modification of variables, spidering, and that sort
    of thing. Likely some features will hook into SPIKE's generic C
    scripting language for advanced fuzzing.
    
    
    Dave Aitel
    Immunity, Inc
    www.immunitysec.com
    
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    Changelog:
    1.0:
     o first release to public
    
     Features:
     Fully threaded model
     Supports Connection: keep-alive
     Fast, efficient transfer
     Supports Chunked Encoding
     Supports Connection: close
     Supports changing User-Agent to IE 5.0 (default)
     Supports bizarre arguments (like ebay uses)
     Supports SSL (uses pyOpenSSL version 5.0pre or greater)
     Can log into Hotmail, unlike other proxies I've tried
    
     Non-Features:
     No user interface beyond printing out queries at the moment
     Use SPIKE v2.4 or > to create fuzz scripts, if such is
     your wont. This will be fixed in future releases.
    
    
    
    
    



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