Payloads are the contents of an HTTP request parsed by RedDrop. RedDrop features various Processors which can automatically detect payloads and parse, transform, decode, or decrypt the data within. These Processors can be found here.
Processors can be created by extending the BaseProcessor class and overriding the processData and validate methods. Whats most important is that the processData return a value as the bytes type, and validate a bool type. Processors should be placed into the reddrop/processors/ directory and the server should be restarted before the Processor is registered.
Processors should also set the following attributes:
name should be set in Processors. This allows the program to select and create classes based on the name attribute,
rather than instantiating the Class directly. For example, when using the -p CLI argument flag.
parameters is a dictionary of arguments which can be defined with set defaults to be passed to the processData function.
This allows users to then specify configuration options to change the default values as they wish. See AES256PBKDF2Processor.py for an example.
priority allows you to specify the sort priority. Higher numbers will be added to the processing list first, while lower numbers will be last. The default priority is 5