Automatically fill in the Curl webhook#157
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This feature should be implemented on the API level, so all calls to Identifier.identify() return formatted exploit. Check |
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Failing tests😢 |
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Yep, that's what I get for not running the test suite locally before pushing 🤦 should be fixed now! I also noticed that the Slack exploits included a redundant |
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That is amazing! Thank you a lot @colinodell 😀 |
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Thanks for thiis! <3 |
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Implements #152
Not the prettiest solution but it seems to work fine, so long as the exploit uses a placeholder that's in all-caps and ends with
_HERE.