Hello, everyone, and welcome to this video.
So now we have seen a lot of resources about a broken link hijacking as well as we have discussed many
practical scenarios and test cases, too.
But what if?
You get something that is going to help you while you browse the website onto your browser, that would
become pretty convenient for you for IDs of automated broken links into any target of application for
anybody program.
So, yes, there has been a very, very useful extension that I came across and I really liked it,
which helps you identify the broken links on any target application right through your browser.
So it is broken link checker.
It is a free extension that is available for your browser, for your.
I'm going to use it for Chrome.
You just need to click on ADD as I've already installed it.
And you can see over here, it says Remove from chrome and you can see.
A Benkler box that devil appeared on to the right hand side of your browser.
All right, so now we are on to the target web page, which is your Tost dot com and we are onto the
homepage.
We are currently not into any of it.
Internal pages.
As you can see, there are many pages like expert discussion, covid-19, etc. So let's try to identify
some links under this targeted Web page and see if we successfully identify any of the broken links.
So I'll simply click on this and it will start scanning the link very, very quickly.
And you can see it has identified a total of 75 links on this page.
And you can see it has already identified two errors.
All right.
So let's try to click on the links that it has identified.
And go over there and you can see this is the link which is pointing to the police doors and this idea
goes to go dot your to start up is the idea of the application where it is pointing to.
But there is no such application under the play store.
Now, this can be abused by the attacker in which he can try to put an application under the police
road with the same name or with the same ID as you can see over here.
Similar case must be under the App Store.
So let's try to see this and again, see app not available.
So attacker can also put up under the App Store, which can be impersonated as the application from
our target date of application.
Let's move onto the website and let's see if we are able to identify manually these links.
And it should be somewhere we can see the Android links under the targeted Web page.
Yeah, so as you can see, these links are being hidden from the Target webpage, but it has been added
in the back end to the page source.
So this helps you to identify even hidden links which you are not able to identify visually under the
target application.
So I hope you guys understood this and you find this very, very helpful into identification of broken
links.
Thank you.