JavaScript Enumeration for ethical hackers: methodology and tools #bugbounty #hacking #pentest

JavaScript Enumeration is a critical skill to have if you want to level up your penetration testing or bug bounty hunting game. Yet, not everyone does it, partly because it is a boring exercise or it consumes most of your time, not to mention how intimidated you might feel reading someone else’s code. Today, we will explore this topic and understand why it matters, and how you can perform it.

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Hopefully, this episode will help you overcome these hurdles and give you the tools you need to make JavaScript Enumeration less painful. We will first understand how it can lead to serious security bugs. Then, we will discover different ways to properly do it. So, stay with me until the end because you will definitely learn some hacking tricks along the way!

[bugrd_hunter]

The was like WHOA!!! Awesome stuff my mate. 👍 Keep up the great work. You explain it well. And of the importance of JS enumeration.

[skwtf]

Shameless plug:
Just last night, I added a filter for a proxy that I'm writing (called ponieproxy), which downloads all js files to a folder you specify, while you browse the website.

[ashleypursell]

great high level overview thanks for califying hacking JS files awesome video

[jxkz]

Where can i learn all about JS hacking for bug hunting. Any suggestions, please

[pontv]

What is the advantage of using burpsuite vs dev tools? As dev we just simply use the dev tools for hacking, I mean testing. I wonder if burpsuite has a debugger where you can breakpoint codes?

[onions]

can you make about javascript reverse engineering

[mrshhh]

@
thehackerish can you make a detailed video on buffer overflow