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fix(runner): extract CSP domains for -csp-probe without -efqdn - #2724
-csp-probe ("send http probes on the extracted CSP domains") does nothing unless -efqdn is also passed.
The probe in runner.process reads result.CSPData, but since de9375e (May 2024) HTTPX.Do only calls CSPGrab inside if h.Options.ExtractFqdn. -csp-probe does not set ExtractFqdn, so CSPData stays nil and no CSP domain is ever probed. The README notes and #1736 describe -csp-probe as a flag that works by itself.
This PR:
adds an ExtractCSP option to the httpx client (common/httpx/option.go)
sets it from -csp-probe in runner.New, the same way -tls-probe turns on TLSGrab
runs CSPGrab when ExtractFqdn or ExtractCSP is set; body domains (BodyDomainGrab) are still only extracted with -efqdn
With only -csp-probe, the csp field now also shows up in JSON output, the same as before de9375e.
Proof
I used a local server that returns Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self' https://cdn.csp-probe-test.example:
(The CSP hosts don't exist, so [FAILED] is expected. The point is that they are probed now.)
Tests:
TestDoExtractCSP (common/httpx/httpx_test.go): with ExtractCSP set, CSPData holds the CSP domains and BodyDomains stays nil; with the defaults, neither is set.
TestCSPProbeExtractsCSPDomains (runner/csp_test.go): -csp-probe without -efqdn turns on ExtractCSP and leaves ExtractFqdn off.
go test ./common/httpx ./runner and go vet ./common/httpx ./runner pass locally.
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The HTTP client can extract domains from Content-Security-Policy headers when ExtractCSP is enabled. Runner setup enables this option when CSPProbe is configured. Body-domain extraction remains controlled by ExtractFqdn.
CSPGrab runs when ExtractCSP or ExtractFqdn is enabled. Tests check CSP domain extraction and confirm that body-domain extraction remains disabled when only ExtractCSP is enabled.
The CSP-only extraction path preserves the csp output field, and the identified regressions are addressed. No current PR-introduced merge-blocking risk remains.
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A rabbit checks the headers bright, CSP domains come into sight. Body domains stay on their track, Unless FQDN brings them back. The runner sets the option right.
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Add a runner test that enables CSPProbe without ExtractFqdn and observes a probe to a CSP-derived target. The current test checks only options, so it can pass if the runner drops CSPData or stops scheduling extracted targets.
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Review comment at @runner/csp_test.go around lines 15 - 16:
Extend the runner test around the ExtractCSP and ExtractFqdn option assertions
to enable CSPProbe without ExtractFqdn and verify that the runner schedules a
probe to a target derived from CSP data. Ensure the test exercises CSPData
through the runner rather than checking options alone.
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Review comment at @common/httpx/httpx_test.go around lines 509 - 523:
Add an integration test alongside the existing “csp only” and “nothing extracted
by default” cases in the HTTPX.Do test suite, enabling only ExtractFqdn. Verify
that the response includes CSP data with the expected CSP FQDN and body domains
containing the expected domain and FQDN.
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Review comments at @common/httpx/httpx_test.go:
- Around line 500-501: Register cleanup for each dialer created by New in the
test subtests, using the returned HTTP client's Dialer.Close method so its
history cache is closed when the subtest finishes.
Review comments at @common/httpx/httpx.go:
- Line 499: Update CSPGrab’s meta-element handling to extract domains only when
the http-equiv value matches an entry in CSPHeaders, using case-insensitive
comparison; leave other meta elements, including refresh, out of CSPData.
Review comments at @runner/runner.go:
- Line 234: Update the CSP probe flow around httpxOptions.ExtractCSP and
CSPProbe so processing a CSP-bearing result does not mutate shared options or
disable probing for later original targets. Disable CSP probing only in the
options passed to recursive probes, preserving concurrent workers’ access to the
unchanged shared setting.
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Review comments at @common/httpx/httpx_test.go:
- Around line 509-523: Add an integration test alongside the existing “csp only”
and “nothing extracted by default” cases in the HTTPX.Do test suite, enabling
only ExtractFqdn. Verify that the response includes CSP data with the expected
CSP FQDN and body domains containing the expected domain and FQDN.
Review comments at @runner/csp_test.go:
- Around line 15-16: Extend the runner test around the ExtractCSP and
ExtractFqdn option assertions to enable CSPProbe without ExtractFqdn and verify
that the runner schedules a probe to a target derived from CSP data. Ensure the
test exercises CSPData through the runner rather than checking options alone.
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github projectdiscovery fastdialer v0.6.0 NewDialer Close DefaultOptions cache disk history source
Result:
Sources consulted:
- fastdialer/fastdialer/options.go at v0.6.0 · projectdiscovery/fastdialer · GitHub — https://github.com/projectdiscovery/fastdialer/blob/v0.6.0/fastdialer/options.go
- fastdialer/fastdialer/dialer.go at v0.6.0 · projectdiscovery/fastdialer · GitHub — https://github.com/projectdiscovery/fastdialer/blob/v0.6.0/fastdialer/dialer.go
- …and 15 more
Close each test dialer.
New enables WithDialerHistory, which creates a disk-backed history cache. The helper creates one dialer per subtest and does not close it. Register cleanup immediately after New.
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ht, err:=New(&options)
require.Nil(t, err)
ht, err:=New(&options)
require.Nil(t, err)
t.Cleanup(ht.Dialer.Close)
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Review comment at @common/httpx/httpx_test.go around lines 500 - 501:
Register cleanup for each dialer created by New in the test subtests, using the
returned HTTP client's Dialer.Close method so its history cache is closed when
the subtest finishes.
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P=/home/jailuser/go/pkg/mod/github.com/weppos/publicsuffix-go@v0.50.4-0.20260918082853-3c3d7dc4a0cb/publicsuffix
nl -ba "$P/publicsuffix.go"| sed -n '270,335p;340,375p;390,490p'
rg -n -e '"org"' -e 'Value: "org"'"$P" --glob '*.go'| head -15
Repository: projectdiscovery/httpx
Length of output: 7296
Restrict meta extraction to CSP tags.
CSPGrab parses every meta element with http-equiv, including refresh. With -csp-probe, the resulting domain enters CSPData and is probed. Accept only http-equiv values listed in CSPHeaders.
Suggested fix
- if _, ok := s.Attr("http-equiv"); ok {- if content, ok := s.Attr("content"); ok {- parsePotentialDomains(fqdns, domains, content)- }+ httpEquiv, ok := s.Attr("http-equiv")+ if !ok {+ return+ }+ isCSP := false+ for _, cspHeader := range CSPHeaders {+ if strings.EqualFold(httpEquiv, cspHeader) {+ isCSP = true+ break+ }+ }+ if isCSP {+ if content, ok := s.Attr("content"); ok {+ parsePotentialDomains(fqdns, domains, content)+ }
}
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Review comment at @common/httpx/httpx.go at line 499:
Update CSPGrab’s meta-element handling to extract domains only when the
http-equiv value matches an entry in CSPHeaders, using case-insensitive
comparison; leave other meta elements, including refresh, out of CSPData.
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nl -ba runner/runner.go | sed -n '155,195p;550,580p;660,703p;1958,2005p'
rg -n -F -e 'networkpolicy.New(' -e '.Validate(' -e 'AllowList:' -- runner common/httpx | sed -n '1,160p'
nl -ba runner/runner_test.go | sed -n '330,400p'
nl -ba common/httpx/httpx_test.go | sed -n '491,524p'
Repository: projectdiscovery/httpx
Length of output: 10758
Keep CSP probing enabled for original targets.
When multiple targets use -csp-probe without -efqdn, the first CSP-bearing result disables probing for later targets. Concurrent workers can also race on CSPProbe. Keep the shared options unchanged and disable CSP probing only in the options passed to recursive probes.
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Review comment at @runner/runner.go at line 234:
Update the CSP probe flow around httpxOptions.ExtractCSP and CSPProbe so
processing a CSP-bearing result does not mutate shared options or disable
probing for later original targets. Disable CSP probing only in the options
passed to recursive probes, preserving concurrent workers’ access to the
unchanged shared setting.
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Since the CSP extraction was put behind -efqdn, CSPGrab only runs when
-efqdn is set. -csp-probe reads result.CSPData to find the domains to
probe, so on its own it never probed anything.
Add an ExtractCSP option to the httpx client, set it from -csp-probe,
and run CSPGrab when either option is set. Body domains are still only
extracted with -efqdn.
Signed-off-by: Allen Joseph G <63872540+unknownhackerworld@users.noreply.github.com>
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Proposed changes
-csp-probe("send http probes on the extracted CSP domains") does nothing unless-efqdnis also passed.The probe in
runner.processreadsresult.CSPData, but since de9375e (May 2024)HTTPX.Doonly callsCSPGrabinsideif h.Options.ExtractFqdn.-csp-probedoes not setExtractFqdn, soCSPDatastays nil and no CSP domain is ever probed. The README notes and #1736 describe-csp-probeas a flag that works by itself.This PR:
ExtractCSPoption to thehttpxclient (common/httpx/option.go)-csp-probeinrunner.New, the same way-tls-probeturns onTLSGrabCSPGrabwhenExtractFqdnorExtractCSPis set; body domains (BodyDomainGrab) are still only extracted with-efqdnWith only
-csp-probe, thecspfield now also shows up in JSON output, the same as before de9375e.Proof
I used a local server that returns
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self' https://cdn.csp-probe-test.example:(The CSP hosts don't exist, so
[FAILED]is expected. The point is that they are probed now.)Tests:
TestDoExtractCSP(common/httpx/httpx_test.go): withExtractCSPset,CSPDataholds the CSP domains andBodyDomainsstays nil; with the defaults, neither is set.TestCSPProbeExtractsCSPDomains(runner/csp_test.go):-csp-probewithout-efqdnturns onExtractCSPand leavesExtractFqdnoff.go test ./common/httpx ./runnerandgo vet ./common/httpx ./runnerpass locally.Checklist
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