Filter dialog

This allows you to set filters that are applied to requests and responses.

The following filters are supported by default.

Change user agent to other browsers

Detect insecure or potentially malicious content in HTTP responses

Detect and alert 'Set-cookie' attempt in HTTP response for modification

Avoid browser cache (strip off IfModifiedSince)

Log cookies sent by browser

Log unique GET queries into file

Log unique POST queries into file

Log request and response into file

Replace HTTP request body using defined pattern

Replace HTTP request header using defined pattern

Replace HTTP response body using defined pattern

Replace HTTP response header using defined pattern

Send ZAP session request ID

This filter will add a special header tag to each request send to the server. So you can track ZAP's requests, when investigating your own web application. It's helpful to have a distinct id for multiple requests, when parsing for example HTTP server's log files.

Request header is modified like this (example):

X-ZAP-RequestID: <sessionName>–<number>
	

Accessed via

     Top level Tools menu'Filter...' menu item

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