LCS algorithm used in the ResponseBecomesRequest analyzer considers field names. The LCS should be restricted in such a way that it only considers the values for each key. Therefore, something should basically truncate/stop the LCS if it sees either (A) end of line, indicating that we're moving to a new field or (B) colon, which is used to separate key from value.
LCS algorithm used in the ResponseBecomesRequest analyzer considers field names. The LCS should be restricted in such a way that it only considers the values for each key. Therefore, something should basically truncate/stop the LCS if it sees either (A) end of line, indicating that we're moving to a new field or (B) colon, which is used to separate key from value.