JS Explorer is now live in the app/API with tier-based access. Free users get 50 API calls/month. Pro users get 1K API calls/month. With each API call you can enumerate upto 1K files. Go to https://t.co/J9zl7BBy2G and access the database of 530 million JS files.

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📈 Our JS Explorer keeps growing! 30206838 files this week → 532801951 total JS files. Explore the web's largest JS dataset: https://t.co/2OQ10dmRoQ.

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Here's how you can find intra-hosts and ports for SSRFs from JS files: 1. Scan a domain/URL at https://t.co/wZXxcFV7OV 2. Go to JS Intelligence > Localhost 3. Shows container names, intranet URLs, URLs with port numbers Use the ports and intranet hostnames for SSRF attacks

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Here's how you can find all the GraphQL operations from JS files: 1. Scan a domain/URL at https://t.co/wZXxcFV7OV 2. Go to JS Intelligence > GraphQL Queries/Mutations 3. Export all the GraphQL queries in JSON format Find Broken access controls, SQLi, SSRFs on GraphQL operations

🚀 New update: Report false positives in JS Intelligence & Keys/Secrets. Hover over the value → Click the red flag. This helps us boost the vulnerability detection accuracy. #cybersecurity

Bugbounty Tip: Find api paths from a domain using Jsmon and make a wordlist out of it. Then, scan API hostnames with ffuf, kiterunner or other fuzzing tools. ffuf -w wordlist.txt -u https://api.[target].com/FUZZ Always respect the rate limitation policies of a program while

Here's how you can do better API-contextful fuzzing by using JS files: 1. Scan domain/URL at https://t.co/wZXxcFV7OV 2. Go to JS Intelligence > API Paths 3. Export all the API endpoints Make a wordlist and use ffuf or kiterunner to fuzz on dev/prod/staging APIs. #bugbountytips

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You can also utilize https://t.co/10muV7baIG meant for monitoring JS files and even analyzing for vulnerability patterns. It's a SaaS solution on GCP and AWS, so no need to setup and anything. Just signup for free, setup your data privacy settings, scan your domains and put

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If you found a package.json file in the wild, you might find some internal packages vulnerable to a dependency confusion attack 👀 Check for it quicker using this cool new tool by JSMon: https://t.co/zjdmSzRfqy 👇

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