[C#] Reading Post Data?

Krippleintime

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How would I go about reading the post data, so that I knew what forms I would need to submit too for that website? Kind of like what VenomSEO has in it's programs learning mode. Just not sure where I should start for this.
 
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Use a sniffer like Wireshark or Live HTTP Headers addon on FF.
 
fiddler is the best - you can read https too, something that wireshark cant.
 
I agree with Live HTTP Headers if you use FireFox. Either that or tamper data. With Tamper Data you can pause the packet from being sent and modify it before it ever goes to the server which is very handy if you need it. Live HTTP headers lets you send a re-play of the packet that you modified.
 
Fiddler, no doubt about it.

Tamperdata for firefox is also pretty useful.
 
Fiddler 2, Livehttpheaders, and Tamperdata I use in conjunction with eachother.
 
I really like HttpAnalyzer, but it's commercial. You can find a torrent though.
 
You sound like you want to do it programatically within a C# application... Fiddler has a nice API for reading/editing the data as it is being sent down the pipe. This is a good solution for httpwebrequest/response.

If you want to do webbrowser object automation, you can get the htmlelements of a page and grab name or id attributes from them so you can train a program to automatically fill out a form based on the getelementby methods or something of the like considering not all forms have id's for their elements. In which case you'd need to loop through the elements and compare name attributes so you know what element to do work on.
 
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