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JS Intelligence

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JS Intelligence features information from the JS responses which are scanned in the JS URL, File and Domain Scan.

Collected Fields

The intelligence information includes:

  • URLs

  • Domains

  • IP Addresses

  • Emails

  • S3 Buckets

  • API Paths

  • GQl Queries

  • GQL Mutations

  • Node Modules with dependency confusion

  • GUIDs

  • Domains Status (For Second Order Domain Takeovers)

  • Query Param URLs

  • S3 Bucket Takeovers

  • Localhost URLs

  • URLs with ports

  • URLs with file extensions

  • Detecting functions for exploiting client-side vulnerabilities

    • Exec data

    • Set Interval calls

    • DOM XSS

    • DOM Based DOS

    • Client-side SQLi

    • DOM Based Open Redirection

    • DOM Based Link Manipulation

    • DOM Based Ajax Header Manipulation

    • Set Timeout Calls

About Columns (JS URL, <Field>, Created On)

JS URL

It is the JS URL in which the fields are detected. Let's suppose you're on Emails tab. The left most cells contains the JS URLs.

<Field>

Each JS URL can have multiple detections for a particular field. Let's say you are on API Paths tab. Now, one JS URL can have 100+ API paths in it. In order to see, all of the API paths, click on +x More button where x is the total number of detected <fields>.

Created On

It's the timestamp when JS Intelligence service did the scan over the JS response to detect all the fields written above.

Export

By clicking on Export button, you can export all the fields of a tab as .json file. If you've searched for a term, then only searched results will be exported.