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Article Excerpt
Important Tables and Columns Chrome Table Name Column Name(s) Description logins action_url, username_value, password_value Saved website logins and passwords autofill name, value Autofill data for forms and fields cookies host_key, name, value Stored browser cookies bookmarks url, title Bookmarked
Long Summary
This article provides an overview of the various methods and tools available for extracting data from web browsers. It begins by discussing the SQL queries that can be used to extract user annotations with suspicious keywords, URLs visited with high engagement time, user input history for frequent keywords, and most used extensions. It then explains how to extract URLs with no visits in the last month, suspicious media playback sessions, URLs with frequent keyword searches, frequent form inputs, and suspicious USB device connections.
The article then introduces two tools, HackBrowserData and Browser-password-stealer, which can be used to decrypt and export browser data. It explains how to install and use these tools, and provides information on the paths of the profiles of various browsers on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
BrowserPass, WebBrowserPassView, Infornito, Hindsight, and BrowserFreak are open-source projects that provide users with a convenient way to access their passwords stored in various browsersβ password managers. BrowserPass is a command-line interface for fetching passwords stored in various browsersβ password managers and presenting them in a standardized format. WebBrowserPassView is a password recovery tool that reveals the passwords stored by Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera. Infornito is a Python 3.x project that extracts forensic interesting information from Chrome, Firefox, and Safari browsers. Hindsight is a free tool for analyzing web artifacts, such as URLs, download history, cache records, bookmarks, autofill records, saved passwords, preferences, browser extensions, HTTP cookies, and Local Storage records. BrowserFreak is an automated password dumper for web browsers with a batch script.
The article then introduces BrowserStealer, a simple password, cookie, history, and bookmark stealer/dumper for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and all Chromium and Gecko based browsers. BrowserStealer is a powerful tool that can be used to collect data from all versions of Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and all Chromium and Gecko based browsers. It is easy to use and can be used to quickly and easily collect data from the user's browser. The data collected can then be used to gain access to the user's accounts and other sensitive information. It is a great tool for anyone who wants to protect their data and keep their accounts secure. It is also useful for those who want to keep track of their browsing history and bookmarks. BrowserStealer is available for free on GitHub and can be used to
Short Summary
π Methods for Stealing Password in Browser(RTC0013)
ππ½ Important Tables and Columns Chrome Table Name Column Name(s) Description logins action_url, username_value, password_value Saved website logins and passwords autofill name, value Autofill data for forms and fields cookies host_key, name, value Stored browser cookies bookmarks url, title Bookmarked ππ½ Discuss various methods and tools for extracting data from web browsers. ππ½ Explore SQL queries to extract user annotations, visited URLs, user input history, and extensions. ππ½ Explain how to extract URLs with no recent visits, suspicious media playback sessions, and frequent keyword searches. ππ½ Discuss extracting frequent form inputs and suspicious USB device connections. ππ½ Introduce two tools: HackBrowserData and Browser-password-stealer, to decrypt and export browser data. ππ½ Provide installation and usage information for these tools on Windows, Linux, and macOS. ππ½ Highlight open-source projects like BrowserPass, WebBrowserPassView, Infornito, Hindsight, and BrowserFreak. ππ½ Explain the functionality of these projects in accessing and presenting passwords stored in various browsers. ππ½ Introduce Hindsight as a free tool for analyzing web artifacts and BrowserFreak as an automated password dumper. ππ½ Introduce BrowserStealer as a powerful tool for collecting data from Chrome and other browsers.
π source link: https://redteamrecipe.com/Methods-for-Stealing-Password-in-Browser/
π summarized content: https://hut.threathunterz.com/battlefield-intel/articles-and-reports/methods-for-stealing-password-in-browser-rtc0013
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