Andres,

> You should add a miscSetting that handles this; with some default like
> 10, or 20 combinations per form.

Yes, but it will be strange parameter :) I will try to develop this
algorithm. As I think it will be similar to password generation for some
password length and custom alphabet.

> 
> > While review code today I also found that we does not process "checked"
> > and "selected" attributes of option tag and radio|check boxes.
> > May it will be better take into account these attributes instead of
> > generate a lot of variants of fuzzable requests ever with some limit
> > value for combo boxes?
> 
> What if the HTML form doesn't even have something selected/checked? I
> think that the best way is to set a "nice and comfortable default"
> which users may change if they want to get a "100%" code coverage.

But it will be good to take into account in some circumstances existing
of this information, isn't it? It can be default values of form params.

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Тарас Иващенко (Taras Ivashchenko), OSCP
www.securityaudit.ru
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