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How can I find login form if its different on my target websites?
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I did BAS project successfuly for default platform settings (i targeted username field, password,mail etc with CSS).
its easy cause they dont change so on weach website its the same CSS.
but i noticed a lot of websites do change some things
especially login form
how can I find a login form if CSS and MATCH dont always find it?
I used a lot of tactics, like i targeted words name,username,login,user, etc for login field, but it just sometimes wont find it anyway.
is there any good solution for finding login form on a website?
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@yourfriendkarol you can link to the website?
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@uraabk said in How can I find login form if its different on my target websites?:
@yourfriendkarol you can link to the website?
i mean 50000 websites with same CMS with minor changes in css etc
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@yourfriendkarol give an example site
