FlashFuzz

What it does

Fast, lightweight, and designed for security engineers who want immediate reconnaissance without leaving the browser. Quickly identify hidden endpoints and potential secrets across all open tabs.

Quickly fuzz URLs and scan for secrets directly in your browser tabs - Ademking/FlashFuzz

Fast, lightweight, and designed for security engineers who want immediate reconnaissance without leaving the browser. Quickly identify hidden endpoints and potential secrets across all open tabs. You can install FlashFuzz either directly from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons , or install it manually if you prefer the developer / unpacked workflow. You can adjust settings like wordlist, batch size, and secret scanning options in the settings tab. Q: Is FlashFuzz free to use? A: Yes, FlashFuzz is completely free and open source. Q: Can I use my own wordlist? A: Yes, you can provide your own custom wordlist in the settings. Q: Does FlashFuzz store my data? A: No, all processing is done…from github.com

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