Cookie management

Cookie Management

Wapiti allows you to handle session cookies in various ways to pass authentication during vulnerability scans.

-c, --cookie <COOKIE_FILE_OR_BROWSER_NAME>

Load cookies from a Wapiti JSON cookie file. This is useful if you have exported cookies using wapiti-getcookie(1). Alternatively, you can import cookies directly from your browser. Supported browsers are:
- chrome
- firefox
Example:
```
wapiti -c cookies.json
wapiti -c chrome
```
-C, --cookie-value <COOKIE_VALUE>

Manually set cookies by providing a valid cookie string. This is especially useful for importing session cookies from a logged-in user. The string should follow the format used in HTTP headers.

Example:
```
wapiti --cookie-value "PHPSESSIONID=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99;cookie_2=somevalue"
```
--drop-set-cookie

This option makes Wapiti ignore cookies given in HTTP responses. Cookies that have been loaded using the -c option will still be kept.