What's Changed

• New query string parameter modification and extraction by @ManuelBerrueta in #9

Full Changelog: v0.08...v0.09

What's Changed

• Added Fragment Parsing for when it contains a query string, like in the case of OpenID Connect (OIDC) by @ManuelBerrueta in #8

Full Changelog: v0.07...v0.08

What's Changed

• Added Azure Blob Storage SAS URI analysis and parsing. by @ManuelBerrueta in #7

Full Changelog: v0.06...v0.07

Changes

[New Feature] Added cookie 🍪 support using the -c flag

Just pass in the cookies together from a request/Burp like so `urlyzer -c "cookie_1=test; cookie_2=true; cookie_3=nonya" and urlyzer will parse them for you!

Changes

[New Feature] - Check URL Final Destination/Location using -f flag

Check where a URL that may have one or multiple redirects is actually going. Shows you the final location/destination and the headers.

[New Feature] - Proxy (-p) Support

Proxy support to allow to forward proxy the traffic for further inspection/analysis to Burp (or your proxy of choice) when checking the final destination of a URL with the (`-f) flag.

Changes

Removed -u flag requirement

Removed the need for the -u flag as it was unnecessary and it simplifies the use of the tool

Output Simplification

Simplified the output of the tool for cases where the URL doesn't have a certain value. For example, if the URL is missing the Port, then there is no need for an empty value and Port to be displayed, as it also just clutters the output and not needed for analysis of the URL. Simplifying and clarity of the URL is one of the goals of the tool!

Added UserInfo in output

Added support to view the UserInfo.
Example case: https://user:[email protected]/, you'll now be able to see it in the output:

UserInfo: user:password

Changes

Added URL Fragment

Added support to view the URL Fragment in the output.

Added StdIn | Pipe-In

urlyzer now supports being able to Pipe-In input from another tool.

Changes

Added color to parameters

Added color to the query parameters. This helps visualize, separate and see the key:value pairs better, especially with really long strings.

Initial release of urlyzer