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Created a private bookmarklet packed with features to extract hidden paths, URLs and endpoints. It fetches data from HTML elements, inline scripts, quoted strings, performance logs and even external JavaScript files for deep reconnaissance.

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Coffin1 year ago

1. HTML element attributes: <a>, <script>, <img>, <link>, <form> → href, src, action 2. Inline HTML & JS using regex: Matches url(), href=, src=, action=, url:, endpoint:, path:, route: 3. Quoted strings in HTML: Extracts path-like patterns from "..." and '...' 4. Browser resource list: performance.getEntriesByType("resource") 5. External JavaScript files: Fetches and scans each <script src="..."> using regex for embedded paths

hasht1 year ago

Crazy🔥🔥🔥

Jyotirmoy Karmakar 🇮🇳1 year ago

Wow

Gospel1 year ago

👑❤

QWERTY1 year ago

Thanks brother for sharing real knowledge

payphone1 year ago

Nice! Can you make it public? :) <3

Coffin1 year ago

maybe soon..

f̴a̴i̴r̴y̴t̴a̴l̴e̴w̴o̴r̴l̴d̴ 💫1 year ago

🔥

L0C4LH0571 year ago

I think I've made a chrome extension with the same functionality but even though slightly different, but I'll like to test this one as well!🤞👍

Chetan Chinchulkar1 year ago

Very useful... making it opensource?

Coffin1 year ago

soon..

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