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Hi All,
So I'm trying to use hydra to bruteforce a login on a system that uses custom http headers to receive the username and password. Hydra does not seem to be doing substitution of ^USER^ and ^PASS^ when used as HTTP headers. If I issue issuing a call to hydra like this:
hydra "http-post://0.0.0.0:8000/:H=username\:^USER^:H=password\:^PASS^" -l admin -p admin
I see the following r