JavaScript Analysis Masterclass - Part 1

JavaScript is everywhere — but most bug bounty hunters don’t look deep enough.
In this video, I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the most overlooked attack surfaces in modern web applications: JavaScript files.
From hidden APIs to hardcoded tokens, this masterclass will teach you how to collect, dissect, and weaponize JS like a real hunter.
No extensions. No shortcuts. Just pure hacker methodology.

This is Part 1 of my complete JavaScript Analysis series — focused on recon and static analysis. Whether you’re using Burp Suite, digging through Wayback, or scraping the CDX archive — this is where your recon starts getting serious. 💥

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⚠️ Disclaimer ⚠️
This content is for educational purposes only. Don’t test on systems you don’t own or have permission to access. Stay legal. Stay sharp. 🛡️

⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 ⏩ Introduction
00:53 ⏩ Why JS Files Matter
02:00 ⏩ How to Collect JavaScript Files
02:05 ⏩ Method 1: Burp Suite
05:34 ⏩ Method 2: Wayback Machine with WaybackURLs
13:40 ⏩ Static Analysis
13:51 ⏩ Basic Grep for Secrets
16:20 ⏩ LinkFinder
19:28 ⏩ jsleak
22:09 ⏩ JWT Discovery
23:43 ⏩ Bonus: Naming Conventions
24:13 ⏩ Searching for JS exposures (Automated)
25:25 ⏩ Searching for JS exposures (Manually)
27:02 ⏩ Wrap-Up: Your Recon Arsenal
27:58 ⏩ Conclusion

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