Tag: JavaScript

Security audit of the SKYWORTH GN542VF router – how to hack the admin panel password without leaving the web browser!

Alex April 5, 2022 default passwords, hacking, HTML, JavaScript, passwords, routers, web browsers Web Applications No Comments »

How to use User Agent to attack websites

Alex October 30, 2020 Burp Suite, cURL, hacking, HTML, HTTP, HTTP headers, JavaScript, PHP, SQL injection, sqlmap, User Agent, vulnerabilities, web-sites, webapps, XSS Web Applications No Comments »

How to see JavaScript code written using unprintable characters

Alex May 20, 2020 deobfuscation, Developer Tools, Developer Tools / DevTools, DevTools, JavaScript, JS Beautifier, JStillery, obfuscation, static code analysis, web browsers Reverse Engineering No Comments »

How to obfuscate JavaScript code

Alex May 19, 2020 atob, btoa, JavaScript, JavaScript Obfuscator, JSFuck, obfuscation, python-jsmin, slimit, UglifyJS, web-sites, webapps Anonymity, data encryption and anti-forensics, Web Applications No Comments »

JavaScript Attacks: how to bypass Social Locker for WordPress (CASE)

Alex May 18, 2020 cases, hacking, JavaScript, social content lockers, web-sites, webapps, WordPress Web Applications 2 Comments »

JavaScript Attacks

Alex May 4, 2020 deobfuscation, hacking, JavaScript, JStillery, vulnerabilities, web browsers, web-sites, webapps Web Applications No Comments »

How to make changes in browser Developer Tools persist after page reload

Alex May 4, 2020 Developer Tools / DevTools, dynamic code analysis, editing webpage code on the fly, Google Chrome / Chromium, JavaScript Exploitation, Work Environment No Comments »

How to deobfuscate JavaScript code

Alex May 3, 2020 deobfuscation, JavaScript, JS Beautifier, JStillery, obfuscation, UglifyJS, web browsers, web-sites, webapps Reverse Engineering One Comment »

How to see locked HTML code, how to bypass social content lockers and other website info gathering countermeasures

Alex March 6, 2019 cURL, HTML, infogathering, IP, JavaScript, social content lockers, social media, web browsers, Web Server, web-sites, webapps Information Gathering 22 Comments »