EvilChrome - Advanced Chrome Security Research PoC
Developed an advanced Proof of Concept (PoC) framework to demonstrate critical Chrome browser security vulnerabilities, focusing on undetectable browser manipulation and real-time session hijacking.
I wanted to expose security flaws in browsers so they could be fixed, making the internet safer for everyone.
EvilChrome was my research into browser security holes - like being a white-hat detective who finds the secret ways bad guys could sneak into your computer through your web browser.
The Security Question
I wondered: 'How secure is my web browser really?' It's like asking 'How strong are the locks on my house?' - you need to test them to know!
Research Phase
I studied how browsers work and where they might be vulnerable. It's like being a detective looking for hidden doors that shouldn't exist.
Undetected ChromeDriver
I learned to control Chrome browsers invisibly using special tools. Think of it like having remote control over someone's TV without them knowing.
Multi-threaded Monitoring
I built systems that could watch many browser sessions at once. It's like having security cameras that can monitor multiple rooms simultaneously.
Proof of Concept
I created demonstrations showing how these vulnerabilities could be exploited - like showing a locksmith exactly how a lock can be picked so they can make better locks.
Responsible Disclosure
I shared my findings openly for educational purposes and security improvement. It's like publishing a report about home security flaws so everyone can protect themselves better!
Educational PoC • Multi-threaded monitoring • Session hijacking research