TInjA is a powerful CLI tool designed to detect and identify template injection vulnerabilities in web applications.
Developed by Hackmanit and Maximilian Hildebrand, it supports 44 of the most relevant template engines across eight programming languages, including Python, Java, JavaScript, and more.
TInjA supports a wide range of template engines across different programming languages:
TInjA can be installed using prebuilt binaries or by compiling it with Go (version 1.21 or higher). The tool offers flexible usage options, including scanning single URLs, multiple URLs, or URLs provided in a file.
It also supports passing raw HTTP requests and JSONL files for more complex scenarios. TInjA was developed as part of a master’s thesis by Maximilian Hildebrand.
It is part of a broader project that includes the Template Injection Table and the Template Injection Playground, which provide additional resources for understanding and testing template injection vulnerabilities.
TInjA is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, making it freely available for use and modification.
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