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Source Detector use cases

Source Detector is designed for practical browser-side investigation workflows, especially when you need fast visibility into exposed frontend assets and secret leakage clues.

For bug bounty hunters

Speed up reconnaissance by discovering source maps, scanning JavaScript bundles, and exporting evidence without manually repeating the same collection flow across tabs.

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For security researchers

Review client-side exposure signals, compare findings across versions, and preserve evidence for manual validation before deciding whether a finding is meaningful.

For frontend exposure audits

Audit what production pages actually reveal, including source map references, public config clues, and potentially risky patterns embedded in shipped assets.

For engineering teams

Use Source Detector as a verification layer after deployment to understand what client-side artifacts and hints remain externally reachable.