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Client-side vulnerabilities like DOM XSS, postMessage flaws, prototype pollution chains, and sanitizer bypasses are among the hardest bugs to catch 😵💫. Static analysis and manual reviews often miss what actually happens at runtime.
That’s where DOMLogger++ steps in 💥- and changes the game.
It helps you track how attacker-controlled data flows into sensitive APIs like innerHTML, eval, and document.write - right when the code executes.
✔ Finding DOM XSS in complex SPAs
✔ Tracking sanitizer bypass behavior
✔ Debugging postMessage issues
✔ Analyzing prototype pollution chains
✔ Advanced bug bounty research 🐞
💡 Instead of guessing, you see the full execution path in real time.
That’s where DOMLogger++ steps in 💥- and changes the game.
🧠 What Is DOMLogger++?
DOMLogger++ is a powerful open-source browser extension that monitors, intercepts, and debugs dangerous DOM JavaScript sinks in real time ⚡.It helps you track how attacker-controlled data flows into sensitive APIs like innerHTML, eval, and document.write - right when the code executes.
🎯 Why DOMLogger++ Matters
Modern web apps lean heavily on client-side frameworks, which dramatically increase the attack surface. This leads to hard-to-spot issues such as:- DOM-Based XSS
- Client-side template injection
- Prototype pollution exploitation
- postMessage attack vectors
- CSP and sanitization bypasses
⚙️ Key Features You’ll Love
DOMLogger++ is built for serious AppSec work 🧪:- 🪝 Hook classes, functions, attributes, and events
- 🔎 Advanced regex-based filtering
- ⚡ Runtime interception with stack-trace analysis
- 🔔 Real-time alerts on suspicious execution
- 🧾 Dedicated DevTools logging panel
- 🌐 Domain-specific configurations
- 🧪 Security header manipulation for testing
- 🧬 Fully customizable JSON-based configs
🚀 What You Can Do with DOMLogger++
Security researchers and bug bounty hunters use it for:✔ Finding DOM XSS in complex SPAs
✔ Tracking sanitizer bypass behavior
✔ Debugging postMessage issues
✔ Analyzing prototype pollution chains
✔ Advanced bug bounty research 🐞
🧪 Example: Hook a Dangerous Sink
Here’s a simple idea of what DOMLogger++ watches under the hood 👇 JavaScript:
// Example: dangerous sink
element.innerHTML = userInput;
// DOMLogger++ detects:
// source → userInput
// sink → innerHTML
// stack → full call trace 🆓 Open-Source & Free
DOMLogger++ is completely free and open-source, available for:- 🌐 Chrome / Chromium browsers
- 🦊 Firefox
🔗 Resources
- GitHub: https://github.com/kevin-mizu/domloggerpp
- Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/search/DOMLogger++
- Firefox Add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/domloggerpp/
🔥 Final Thoughts
If you’re serious about modern client-side bug hunting, DOMLogger++ isn’t optional anymore - it’s essential 🧠🔥. Last edited: