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Shazzer
Shared online fuzzer

Fuzzing browsers since 2012

Made by Gareth Heyes
Follow me on Twitter: @garethheyes

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Recently updated vectors

Characters allowed javascript and colon copy2 Unicode characters that get normalized into path traversal characters Characters that end unencapsulated HTML attribute values Characters allowed before host name that are ignored Characters allowed as a tag name using DOM APIs Injection in src attribute PORT, characters that change hostname Characters encoded by escape()encodeURI() not encoded with %Characters allowed inside javascript protocol and still returns the hostname Characters cause self closing tag masato - braves parsing finding masato - braves parsing finding valid attributes masato - braves parsing finding valid characters masato - braves parsing finding entity test

New vectors

masato - braves parsing finding entity test masato - braves parsing finding valid characters masato - braves parsing finding valid attributes masato - braves parsing finding Named HTML entities that can be closed with !Characters cause self closing tag Characters ignored following slash in self closing tag Characters allowed inside javascript protocol and still returns the hostname Characters allowed after a bigint Characters allowed either side of a variable assignment Characters allowed after throw statement encodeURI() not encoded with %Characters encoded by escape()Characters encoded by encodeURI()Characters encoded by encodeURIComponent()Characters before custom tag Injection in src attribute PORT, characters that change hostname Characters appended at the end of PORT within URL, which yield a different HOST Characters allowed as a tag name using DOM APIs Characters allowed before host name that are ignored

Most popular

URL domain dot alternatives (5.1k)Characters between < and element name (4.4k)DOM element relationships (4.2k)Characters allowed between hostname and / but don't change the hostname (4.2k)Characters that can precede the javascript protocol (4.2k)JavaScript Scheme starting with https:// (4.1k)Characters allowed javascript and colon (4.1k)Characters allowed javascript and colon copy2 (4k)< removal bypass (3.7k)characters allowed between exclamation mark and greater then (3.5k)HTML entities that create ASCII characters inside a JavaScript URL (3.2k)Characters that close or encapsulate HTML attribute values (3k)Entities that cause an external URL before @ (2.9k)Character that closes HTML tag (2.7k)Characters allowed between multiple HTML attributes (2.7k)Includes Validation Chars Allowed (2.6k)XSS vectors that consume tag (2.5k)Characters that cause exceptions when URL encoded (2.4k)Characters allowed after hostname but don't change the hostname (2.3k)Tags that get reordered in the DOM (2.3k)

Most liked

URL domain dot alternatives (5)Entities that cause an external URL before @ (4)Characters allowed between hostname and / but don't change the hostname (4)JavaScript Scheme starting with https:// (4)HTML entities that create ASCII characters inside a JavaScript URL (4)Characters that can precede the javascript protocol (3)Characters allowed javascript and colon (3)Characters that cause an external URL before @ (3)HTML elements that are self closing or different text content (2)Characters allowed between multiple HTML attributes (2)Characters allowed after hostname but don't change the hostname (2)Characters allowed after optional chaining (2)Unicode characters that get normalized into path traversal characters (2)Characters that can be used as valid labels in JavaScript (2)Characters that cause exceptions when URL encoded (2)Characters that can start an HTML comment (2)Characters appended at the end of TLD within URL, which yield in the same Origin (2)Characters allowed in-between operators (2)Properties that contain URLs (2)Non-standard characters that break JSON.parse() (1)