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JsonDupKeyTamper

Struct JsonDupKeyTamper 

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pub struct JsonDupKeyTamper;
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JSON duplicate-key parser-disagreement (frontier 2026, WAFFLED corpus / arxiv.org/abs/2503.10846). Wraps a payload in a duplicate-key JSON envelope: the WAF’s JSON inspector consumes the FIRST key occurrence (a benign sentinel) and skips the duplicate; the backend’s deserialiser consumes the LAST (PHP/Apache/Rails) or merges (ASP.NET) and unwraps the attack payload. Confirmed against all five major WAFs (AWS / Azure / Cloudflare / Cloud Armor / ModSec) by the WAFFLED 2025 study — 557 JSON bypasses across the corpus.

The harness uses param "q" as the colliding key — the same default param wafrift’s scan loop uses for URL-query carriers, so a SQL/XSS/SSTI payload that already works as ?q=<P> lands in the JSON-body channel via the same key name. When the emitted shape is delivered to a non-JSON sink (HTML / form), the JSON wrapping is a no-op WAF defeat: the WAF still inspects the bytes, but the bytes themselves carry the payload in a form most WAFs DO NOT score (the rule corpus matches on the unwrapped payload string, not the JSON envelope).

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impl TamperStrategy for JsonDupKeyTamper

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fn name(&self) -> &'static str

Returns the unique name of this tamper strategy.
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fn description(&self) -> &'static str

Returns a description of what this strategy does.
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fn tamper(&self, payload: &str, _context: Option<&str>) -> String

Transforms the input payload. Read more
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fn aggressiveness(&self) -> f64

Returns the aggressiveness score (0.0 = mild, 1.0 = extreme).
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fn tamper_with_params( &self, payload: &str, context: Option<&str>, _params: &HashMap<String, Value>, ) -> String

Transforms the input payload with custom parameters. Read more

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