patt-fetcher

To fetch payloads on demand, you can invoke a retrieval operation that maps your payload category to a URL, web-fetches the raw resource, extracts the relevant section, and returns the results for immediate use in security testing.

Live payload enrichment dynamically retrieves relevant injection examples, such as SQLi or XSS strings, during an active assessment. You need it when rapid testing requires pulling specific payload categories without interrupting your workflow.

Yes, you can retrieve specific payload categories like SQL Injection or SSRF. The system maps the chosen category to the corresponding PayloadsAllTheThings resource, fetches the raw data, and extracts the relevant section.

You can integrate on-demand payload retrieval by invoking the fetch operation within your executor prompt. This allows the workflow to dynamically call the system, retrieve the requested payload category, and return the extracted results directly.

The primary limitation is that retrieval is restricted to the payload categories available within the PayloadsAllTheThings repository. The fetch operation only extracts the relevant section from the raw resource mapped to the requested category.

Yes, patt-fetcher operates without external dependencies. It implements its own workflow to map the payload category to a URL, web-fetch the raw resource, extract the relevant payload section, and return the results to the caller.