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hello everybody and welcome back to another video in todayamp;#39;s hacker tools episode we will be looking at crlf fuzz a tool where you can inject new lines and get bounties a crlf injection is the injection of a new line or a cscrlf so carriage return line feed in places where the server doesnamp;#39;t expect them then that can cause a multitude of vulnerabilities such as xss session fixation cookie injection open redirects and so on so what are we waiting for letamp;#39;s take a look at crlf first in my kali machine here i have a vulnerable website up and running and it has a endpoint slash version one and slash test and if i send that request in burp we will see that the response by the server contains this header x dash action is equal to test now that seems to be the text that we submitted as the endpoint in our get request so letamp;#39;s try changing tests to for example integrity and then if we resend that request well we see that x-action that header now contains