RS256-2-HS256 : JWT Attack To Change Algorithm RS256 to HS256

RS256-2-HS256 is a JWT Attack to change the algorithm RS256 to HS256.

Usage

Usage: RS256_2_HS256_JWT.py [-h] payload pubkey

Positional Arguments:
payload JSON payload from JWT to attack
pubkey Public key file to use for signing

Optional Arguments:
-h, –help show this help message and exit

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Example

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