First run guide
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First steps
First steps
This short guide gives you a high-level overview of what you need to know for using jswzl effectively right away.
<- Side-bar
On your left side (Unless you changed primary sidebar psoition), you will find 3 items:
- Host Tree: Shows a list of hosts which Javascript has been loaded from, and all the loaded code
- Search: A search box to filter the Host Tree
- Descriptors: This shows all the descriptors of the currently loaded file
It's strongly recommended to move the Descriptors list to the right side of the window. This makes the UI much cleaner. Simply drag and drop the panel to the right side of the window.
Request History ↓
Below this, you will find the Request History. This contains a list of recent requests, and high-level information about the analysis findings.
Code view
When you open a source file from the Request History or Host Tree, it will open the source with annotations where relevant. It will show all the descriptors in the Descriptors List.
Descriptors List
This shows all the descriptors of the currently open source. You can select multiple descriptors, and copy their values to your clipboard. This is especially useful for copying into something like Burp Intruder, for bruteforcing paths.
More Information
Need any help? Got any issue? Don't hesitate to reach out to support@jswzl.io.
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pro tips
Making best use of jswzl
This short guide gives you a high-level overview of what you need to know for using jswzl effectively right away.
Dealing with a large amount of JS files
How do you best get an overview of a large amount of JS files during your testing? In this video, you will see how, by combining multiple JS files into one, you can get a great overview at a glance, extract data for brute forcing, and improve your testing efforts.
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