hunt-open-redirect

Open redirect vulnerabilities are discovered by running this Skill against a target domain, which automates detection using openredirex, nuclei, and gf to identify exploitable redirect parameters.

Yes, open redirects can be chained for OAuth theft, SSRF escalation, phishing, or session fixation. This Skill identifies and validates redirect parameters to evaluate their potential for these exploit chains.

Automating open redirect detection with nuclei and gf is handled by this Skill, which orchestrates both tools alongside openredirex to parse targets, filter potential redirect parameters, and validate vulnerabilities.

Bypassing open redirect defenses is supported by this Skill through specialized techniques that circumvent common URL validation filters, helping confirm that the redirect executes to external destinations.

Yes, openredirex is required alongside nuclei and gf as core dependencies to automate the discovery, filtering, and validation of open redirect vulnerabilities across target web applications.

Low-impact open redirects are worth discovering because they can be chained into high-impact exploits like OAuth theft or SSRF escalation, serving as critical entry points for deeper application compromise.