HACKBAR: A BROWSER EXTENSION FOR WEB SECURITY TESTING

If you are a web developer or a security enthusiast, you might want to test the security of your own or other websites. You might want to check for common vulnerabilities, such as SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, or broken authentication. You might also want to manipulate the HTTP requests and responses, such as changing the referrer, user agent, cookie, or parameters.

However, doing these tasks manually can be tedious and time-consuming. You might need to use different tools, such as a proxy, a terminal, or a calculator, to perform different operations. Moreover, you might need to memorize or copy-paste different commands, codes, or payloads, to execute them on the browser.

That’s why Hackbar is a useful browser extension for web security testing. Hackbar is a browser extension that allows you to load, split, execute, and encrypt web pages from the address bar. You can customize the referrer, user agent, cookie, and use various tools to test your website security.

Hackbar is simple and easy to use. You just need to install the extension on your Chrome or Firefox browser, and press F12 to open it. You will see a toolbar at the bottom of your browser, where you can enter or modify the URL of the web page you want to test. You can also use the buttons on the toolbar to perform different actions, such as:

Load: Load the URL from the address bar to the Hackbar.Split: Split the URL into different parts, such as protocol, host, path, and parameters.Execute: Execute the URL on the browser.Encode: Encode the URL or a selected part of it, using different methods, such as URL, Base64, Hex, or Unicode.Encrypt: Encrypt the URL or a selected part of it, using different algorithms, such as MD5, SHA1, SHA256, or ROT13.SQL: Inject SQL statements or payloads into the URL or a selected part of it, to test for SQL injection vulnerabilities.XSS: Inject XSS scripts or payloads into the URL or a selected part of it, to test for XSS vulnerabilities.

Hackbar is a handy browser extension for web security testing, that allows you to manipulate and execute web pages from the address bar. Hackbar helps you to save time and effort, and to discover and exploit web security vulnerabilities. Hackbar is also a free and open-source project, which you can contribute to or support on GitHub.