March 10, 2023, 8:11 p.m. | Sourav Kalal

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Keys

I recently wrote an article on how we can bypass client-side encryption. With the help of the PyCript burp suite extension, we can make manual and automated pentesting or bug bounty much easier on applications with client-side encryption. The use of the PyCript extension fails when the application uses asymmetric encryption.

Since asymmetric encryption uses private and public key mechanisms. It's not possible to decrypt the request without having both keys. The application will store the public on the …

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