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Welcome to the XSRFProbe Wiki!
Lets get started with the documentation!
Knowing the basics and compatibilities and setting XSRFProbe up.
Documentation about using XSRFProbe for a general as well as an advanced user.
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General Usage
- XSRFProbe Arguments List
- Testing a Single Endpoint
- Crawling the Site
- Bounding the Crawl
- Adding Cookies for Requests
- Using Custom User-Agent
- HTTP Request Timeout
- HTTP Request Delay
- Using Custom HTTP Headers
- Using Random User-Agents
- Form Field Character Generation
- Excluding Out of Scope Directories
- Skipping Form Submission
- Controlling Verbosity
- Generating PoC Forms
- Skipping PoC Generation
- Skipping Post-Scan Analysis
- Forcing Referer/Origin Tests
- Disabling SSL Verification
- Debugging Requests
- Browser Integration
- JSON Output
- Specifying Output Directory
- XSRFProbe Version
- Advanced Usage
Discussions and answers to questions on topics which a user should understand.
- Why should I supply cookies?
- Why is using random-user-agents not recommended?
- What if I want my own custom headers while making requests?
- What about form field generation?
- I have some directories which I don't want to scan, is it possible?
- During scanning I received a
HTTPError, what happened? - I am getting
VULNERABLEin various endpoints, but they're not. Why? - How do I know if this tool actually works?
- Are there different color codes?
Documentation on how XSRFProbe works, its scan pipeline, test cases and accuracy. Intended for developers exclusively.
- Understanding How XSRFProbe Works
Documentation on tips, and guidelines how a developer should contribute to XSRFProbe.
Guidelines on how you should submit bugs.
Last Updated — 12/07/2026 by @0xInfection
- Home Welcome to XSRFProbe!
- Getting Started Getting started and setting up XSRFProbe.
- General Usage Basic usage of XSRFProbe.
- Advanced Usage Useful for advanced users who know what they're doing.
- XSRFProbe Internals How XSRFProbe works, intended for developers.
- Some FAQs Some discussions on topics which a user should understand.
- Contributing Making new pull requests.
- Reporting Bugs Issuing new bugs to XSRFProbe.