WebSlinger combines powerful security tools in one sleek browser, designed specifically for bug bounty hunters and security professionals.
A powerful suite of security tools for bug bounty hunters and penetration testers.
Automatically crawl websites and identify potential security vulnerabilities with our intelligent spider technology.
Leverage our built-in AI assistant to analyze responses, identify patterns, and suggest potential security flaws.
Test applications against various inputs with our powerful built-in fuzzer to uncover hidden vulnerabilities.
Seamlessly connect to Burp Suite with a single click for advanced request interception and manipulation.
Discover hidden parameters and endpoints automatically to expand your attack surface.
Run network scans directly from your browser with our seamless Nmap integration.
Analyze website structure and technologies to identify potential vulnerabilities.
Discover subdomains, directories, and files to expand your attack surface.
Perform network scanning and enumeration directly from your browser.
Test inputs for XSS, SQL injection, and other injection vulnerabilities.
Autonomous vulnerability hunting robots that scan for common security flaws.
Hunt for and analyze URL parameters to find hidden functionality and vulnerabilities.
Detect Cross-Site Request Forgery vulnerabilities in web applications.
Specialized tool for WordPress vulnerability scanning and enumeration.
Identify and test for potential subdomain takeover vulnerabilities.
Charlotte AI is your intelligent companion for bug bounty hunting. She can analyze websites, identify potential vulnerabilities, and guide you through the exploitation process.
Charlotte can analyze website structure, technologies, and potential entry points.
Get AI-powered insights into possible security flaws and exploitation techniques.
Run custom scripts and analyze results directly within the browser.
Alright, I've got the DevTools data for the current page, which is Google. Here's what I've found:
Can you check for any potential XSS vulnerabilities?
Looking for XSS vulnerabilities in Google's main page. Let me analyze the input handling:
Google implements robust XSS protections. I don't see any obvious XSS vectors on the main page.
Detected in /api/users?id=1 endpoint. Parameter 'id' is vulnerable.
Detected in search functionality. Input is reflected without proper sanitization.
Server version exposed in HTTP headers. Consider hiding version information.
Based on the discovered vulnerabilities, the application appears to have insufficient input validation. The SQL injection vulnerability is particularly concerning and should be addressed immediately.
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