beefproject/beef — Issue #298: ERROR http_params_value is invalid
Author: passbe
Created: 2011-12-10 22:35:00+00:00
State: open

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Follow the steps on issue 221 to hook a victim browser. Standard setup.
2. Once it is hooked, try to gather its details from the following BeEF module:
- Select the hooked browser from the list of "Online Brosers"
- Go to the "Commands" tab
- Select the "browser (4)" category
- Select the "browser details" module (detect_details.js)
- Click on execute
- Wait for the output

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

- No error expected, but the error is generated on the BeEF console:
[2011-01-01 13:50:51] ERROR http_params_value is invalid

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?

- BeEF 0.4.2.1-alpha rev 630 running on Samurai WTF 0.9
- Hooked browser: FFox 3.6.10 on Windows
- URL used for hooking:
http://192.168.1.42:8080/demos/basic.html

Please provide any additional information below.

- See attached file with the portion of the Paros session containing the requests/responses (the first one is the one associated to the error).
- The error is repeated multiple time without performing any action on the hooked browser or on the BeEF admin interface:

[2011-01-01 13:50:31] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:50:41] ERROR http_params_value is invalid

[2011-01-01 13:50:51] ERROR http_params_value is invalid

[2011-01-01 13:52:21] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:53:32] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:53:32] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:54:17] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:54:17] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:54:27] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:55:23] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:55:48] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
[2011-01-01 13:55:48] ERROR http_params_value is invalid
...
Google Code Issue: http://code.google.com/p/beef/issues/detail?id=222