To help users establish the path of data when analyzing query results, Web Scanner makes use of origin_xxx
and redirect
field names as search parameters.
Origin data
origin_xxx
data represents the initial piece of data that a scan was conducted on.
The origin_url
value "http://3.1.104.127" points to the url
value "https://blinkit.com/store-locator"
Here's a list of current origin_xxx
field names, and their associated data types:
origin_domain
origin_hostname
origin_ip
origin_path
origin_port
origin_scheme
origin_url
Combined origin and destination searches
When searching for a domain
, hostname
, path
or url
, the matching origin_xxx
field is also searched automatically.
This is supported for exact matches, wildcard matches, and regular expression matches.
The query domain = silentpush.com
automatically searches domain
and origin_domain
For negative matches, using !=
or!~=
, only the given field is searched.
'Redirect' data
The redirect
field name gives a boolean response that indicates whether a redirect was detected during the connection.
The redirect_to_https
field name gives a boollean response that indicates if the redirect led to a HTTPS connection.
The redirect_list
field name provides a list of all redirects that occurred during the connection.
The origin_url
http://20.160.240.124 redirects via:
→ https://20.160.240.124//sslvpn/Login/Login
→ https://20.160.240.124//sslvpn/Login/Login?CheckCookieSupport=1
→ https://20.160.240.124//sslvpn/Login/Login (final destination)
In the above example, the redirect_list
field name would contain https://20.160.240.124//sslvpn/Login/Login, https://20.160.240.124//sslvpn/Login/Login?CheckCookieSupport=1, https://20.160.240.124//sslvpn/Login/Login
, and both redirect
and redirect_to_https
would be set to "True".