
WebFang
Sink your fangs into browser-protected credentials - extract what others cannot reach with surgical precision.
Where browser security meets the kraken's bite
The Predator of Browser Credentials
WebFang is a targeted exploitation tool designed specifically for browsers and applications protected by app-bound encryption. Like a predator lurking in the digital depths, WebFang can extract credentials from environments where traditional tools fail, giving security professionals unprecedented access to protected authentication mechanisms.
Sink Your Fangs Into Any Credential Store
App-Bound Encryption Bypass
Like a kraken's tentacle slipping through the smallest cracks in a ship's hull, WebFang can bypass application-bound encryption mechanisms that traditional tools cannot penetrate, revealing credentials that would otherwise remain secure.
Browser-Level Attack Surface
WebFang operates at the browser level, exploiting the fundamental mechanisms that browsers use to store and protect credentials. This approach allows it to extract passwords even when they're protected by sophisticated encryption schemes.
Session Analysis and Hijacking
Beyond simple credential extraction, WebFang provides powerful tools for analyzing and hijacking secure sessions, allowing security professionals to understand and test the full authentication flow of target applications.
The Kraken's Advantage
What sets WebFang apart is its unique approach to credential extraction. While traditional tools focus on network interception or database access, WebFang targets the browser itself - the final fortress where credentials must ultimately be decrypted for use.
By operating at this level, WebFang can extract credentials that would be impossible to obtain through other means, making it an essential tool for comprehensive security assessments.
Technical Specifications
System Requirements
Supported Environments
- Windows, macOS, and Linux compatible
- Support for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari
- 2GB RAM minimum (4GB recommended)
- Minimal disk space requirements
Extraction Capabilities
- Browser-stored passwords
- App-bound encrypted credentials
- Session tokens and cookies
- OAuth and SSO authentication flows
Integration Features
- Export to common password management formats
- API for automation and scripting
- Integration with common pentesting frameworks
- Custom reporting capabilities
Use Cases
- →Penetration testing of browser-based applications with sophisticated credential protection
- →Security assessment of single sign-on (SSO) implementations
- →Testing the effectiveness of browser security extensions and plugins
- →Recovering credentials from compromised systems during incident response