XORpass - An encoder to bypass WAF
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XORpass is an encoder to bypass WAF filters using XOR operations.
Installation & Usage
git clone https://github.com/devploit/XORpass
cd XORpass
$ python3 xorpass.py -h
Example of bypass: Using clear PHP function:

Using XOR bypass of that function:
$ python3 xorpass.py -e "system(ls)"

Why does PHP treat our payload as a string?
The ^ is the exclusive or operator, which means that we're in reality working with binary values. So let's break down what happens.
The XOR operator on binary values will return 1 where just one of the bits were 1, otherwise it returns 0 (0^0 = 0, 0^1 = 1, 1^0 = 1, 1^1 = 0). When you use XOR on characters, you're using their ASCII values. These ASCII values are integers, so we need to convert those to binary to see what's actually going on.
A = 65 = 1000001S = 83 = 1010011B = 66 = 1000010
A 1000001 ^S 1010011 ^B 1000010----------------result 1010000 = 80 = P
A^S^B = P
If we do an 'echo "A"^"S"^"B";' PHP will return us a P as we see.
