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Ever Found a Valid Bug/Leaks in JavaScript Files? Part 1
Practical Techniques to Increase your Chances of Finding Valid Bug/Leaks in Javascript Files
Hi geeks, it4chis3c (Twitter) came-up with another bounty earning write-up in the Bug Bounty Hunting Series:

Why Focus on JavaScript Files?
JS files often contain:
- API Endpoints and Routes: References to internal or external APIs that might not be publicly documented.
- Hard-coded Credentials: Occasionally, developers embed sensitive information like API keys, tokens, or passwords directly into JS files.
- Client-Side Logic: Functions that handle data validation, authentication, or other critical operations on the client side.
By scrutinizing these files, you can uncover vulnerabilities such as unauthorized access points, exposed sensitive data, and potential attack vectors.
# Note: If You are following my series and have collected URLs for your target…