Leaked-Credentials

To search for leaked credentials using Google Chrome's Developer Tools and regex, follow these short steps: Open DevTools: In Chrome, navigate to the site you're inspecting, then open Developer Tools with Ctrl+Shift+I (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Option+I (macOS). Go to Network Tab: Click on the "Network" tab. Enable Regex Search: Click the regex icon in the filter bar to enable regex mode. Refresh Page: Refresh the page to load all network requests. Apply Regex: Paste the given regex into the filter bar to search for patterns indicating leaked credentials. Review Matches: Manually inspect the filtered requests to identify potential leaks. using burp suite To search for leaked credentials in your target's scope using Burp Suite: Launch Burp Suite: Start Burp Suite and configure your browser to route traffic through it. Browse Your Target: Navigate through your target site and its subdomains to capture traffic in Burp Suite. Use the Regex in Search: Go to the "Burp" > "Search" tab. In the search type, choose "Regular expression". Paste the following regex: Inspect Results: Review the search results for potential leaks.