FinDOM-XSS : A Fast DOM Based XSS Vulnerability Scanner With Simplicity

FinDOM-XSS is a tool that allows you to finding for possible and/ potential DOM based XSS vulnerability in a fast manner.

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/dwisiswant0/findom-xss.git

Dependencies: LinkFinder

Configuration

Change the value of LINKFINDER variable (on line 3) with your main LinkFinder file.

Usage

To run the tool on a target, just use the following command.

$ ./findom-xss.sh https://target.host/about-us.html

This will run the tool against target.host.

URLs can also be piped to it and scan on them. For example:

$ cat urls.txt | ./findom-xss.sh

The second argument can be used to specify an output file.

$ ./findom-xss.sh https://target.host/about-us.html /path/to/output.txt

By default, output will be stored in the results/ directory in the repository with target.host.txt name.

Also Read – EvilDLL – Malicious DLL (Reverse Shell) Generator For DLL Hijacking

License

It is licensed under the Apache. Take a look at the LICENSE for more information.

Thanks

R K

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