Complete Reference for Advanced Search Operators
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Let's imagine our target is a simple, hypothetical search page on a site like https://testbounty.example.com.
You navigate the site and find a search feature at the top of the page. The URL looks like this after you search for "shoes":
https://testbounty.example.com/search?query=shoes
Let's imagine our target is https://example.com.
You're browsing example.com and notice that when you click the "Login" button, it takes you to a URL like:
https://example.com/login?redirect=/dashboard
- Analysis: The
redirectparameter is a classic candidate. It tells the application where to send the user after a successful login. Other common parameter names include:
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