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    ast-hook-forjs-re

    ast-hook-forjs-re

    AST-based JavaScript reverse engineering and variable tracing toolkit

    ast-hook-for-js-RE is an open source JavaScript reverse engineering toolkit designed to help analysts locate and understand client-side encryption logic used by web applications. It works by intercepting browser traffic through a local proxy server and modifying JavaScript code before it executes in the browser. Using Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) transformations, it injects hook functions into the code to monitor variable assignments and other runtime changes during execution. This allows ast-hook-for-js-RE to capture variable values in memory and store them in a searchable database, effectively enabling variable-level monitoring of program execution. ...
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