I’m doing a MitM attack homework. It requires me to change the HTTP payload (adding script tags to the HTML content). I was able to inject the script but I found the content received on the user’s side is always cut short. I then realized that the Content-Length field in the HTTP header wasn’t increased to accommodate the longer HTTP data.

I’m doing a MitM attack homework. It requires me to change the HTTP payload (adding script tags to the HTML content). I was able to inject the script but I found the content received on the user’s side is always cut short. I then realized that the Content-Length field in the HTTP header wasn’t increased to accommodate the longer HTTP data.

I’m doing a MitM attack homework. It requires me to change the HTTP payload (adding script tags to the HTML content). I was able to inject the script but I found the content received on the user’s side is always cut short. I then realized that the Content-Length field in the HTTP header wasn’t increased to accommodate the longer HTTP data.

I’m doing a MitM attack homework. It requires me to change the HTTP payload (adding script tags to the HTML content). I was able to inject the script but I found the content received on the user’s side is always cut short. I then realized that the Content-Length field in the HTTP header wasn’t increased to accommodate the longer HTTP data.

I’m doing a MitM attack homework. It requires me to change the HTTP payload (adding script tags to the HTML content). I was able to inject the script but I found the content received on the user’s side is always cut short. I then realized that the Content-Length field in the HTTP header wasn’t increased to accommodate the longer HTTP data.