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Find File Upload URL (Gmail/Yahoo/Outlook) using Wireshark

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    Hello there. I am trying to find upload URL of any of the above email providers using wireshark. I have tried the following filter and tried to see where I go but in vein.

    ip.addr == MY_IP_ADDRESS && http

    I have tried to Follow TCP Stream, Follow HTTP Stream on several http packets but, again, I could not find the upload url of a file. How do I find file upload URL of any of the above email providers? Thanks for any input.

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    • D Django_Untaken

      Hello there. I am trying to find upload URL of any of the above email providers using wireshark. I have tried the following filter and tried to see where I go but in vein.

      ip.addr == MY_IP_ADDRESS && http

      I have tried to Follow TCP Stream, Follow HTTP Stream on several http packets but, again, I could not find the upload url of a file. How do I find file upload URL of any of the above email providers? Thanks for any input.

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      jschell
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      Not exactly sure what you mean but perhaps... Basically when you "upload" a file to an email what the client, not server, does is add the file to the email. So there is no URL. There is a specification for how this is done somewhere. You should be able to see this for yourself by sending a short file to yourself then, in your email client, find the "view source" button (which you might need to hunt for) and then look at that. The "file" will be at the end with some header information. It will look something like the following

      ...
      --------------1C04F503A23694EFB77EC37B
      Content-Type: text/xml;
      name="pom.xml"
      Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
      Content-Disposition: attachment;

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