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Now the extension is installed, and you can use it to find information leakages based on the search terms defined in the "Settings" tab of the extension UI. Add search terms on the Info Leakage tab, one per line, and save.
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The ```sensitive_info_terms.json``` file provides 20 sensitive information terms that you can search for in HTTP responses. Keep in mind that this list is not exhaustive, and it's essential to adjust the search terms based on the specific application or environment you are testing. This file can be imported in the Info Leakage tab under settings.
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The ```sensitive-info-terms.json``` file provides 20 sensitive information terms that you can search for in HTTP responses. Keep in mind that this list is not exhaustive, and it's essential to adjust the search terms based on the specific application or environment you are testing. This file can be imported in the Info Leakage tab under settings.
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When using these search terms, it's important to understand that false positives can occur. Be sure to carefully review and validate each finding to ensure it's a legitimate information leakage.
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