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Added Cutycapt --insecure flag to ignore SSL/TLS certificate errors #224
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Greetings,
I found that the
Screenshooter.py
script often returned a screenshot of an "SSL handshake" error page rather than a screenshot of a web app that I had scanned. Sometimes this was caused by self-signed certs and others because of name mismatches (IP instead of FQDN).I found that if you added the
--insecure
flag cutycapt would ignore those errors and take the desired screenshot. See link below.https://sourceforge.net/p/cutycapt/code/9/
While I understand its generally not recommended to ignore these I feel that its better to do so to obtain the desired screenshot then a screenshot of an "SSL handshake" error page. This flag was added before the
--url
flag, on line 78, and was commented in the line above it.