New Update Browser JSGuard

[Sunshine-boy]

Hello, folkshow are you?
yesterday I was searching the AppSamvid website(cdac) and I found this interesting extension.
what is it?
Browser JSGuard
seems good to me.
they are looking for feedback so help them!
they have more free tools you can try them here:
Downloads

Features

1. Content/Heuristic based JS & HTML malware protectionli>
2. Alerts the User on visiting Malicious Web pages
3. Provides detailed analysis of web page threats
4. Ease of installation/maintenance
5. Suitable for both home and office usage
6. Signed by Mozilla Add-on community

JavaScript & HTML threats detected by Browser JSGuard

• Client side Redirections
• Redirections through DOM changing functions
• Runtime JavaScript Injections

System Requirements

• Operating Systems : Windows and Linux
• Browsers
  1. Mozilla Firefox (Version>=21.0)
  2. Google Chrome (Version >=21.0)
     
     Firefox Browser
     • https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/browser-jsguard/
     Google Chrome Browser
     • Browser JSGuard

 

[DeepWeb]

What an amazing find. I would never have discovered this myself. I've always been looking for Smartscreen-like extension that warns me about bad JS. Thank you.

 

[HarborFront]

Does it provides protection(blocking) or just detection and analysis of sites?

If former then ok. If latter then no use ah

 

[Sunshine-boy]

Hello.
I think it will block those sites but I didn't test it u can test it by yourself and share the result with us
It blocks access to the harmful, inappropriate and dangerous websites that may contain malicious content.(it's from that website)

 

[HarborFront]

Hello.
I think it will block those sites but I didn't test it u can test it by yourself and share the result with us
It blocks access to the harmful, inappropriate and dangerous websites that may contain malicious content.(it's from that website)

If it blocks then why no counter shown like uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, Avira Browser Safety etc?

This is what taken from the Chrome web store

Browser JSGuard

An Addon for Detecting Malicious and Suspicious Webpages.

Features:
Content/Heuristic based web malware protection.
Alerts the user on malicious web pages.
Provides detailed analysis of a webpage(by clicking on the icon present in Addon bar).

 

[Sunshine-boy]

IDK mate I'm like you I know nothing about it

 

[Duotone]

https://psylab.cc/load/Browser_JS_Guard_Detects_and_Defends_aga.pdf

 

[Sunshine-boy]

it's from India maybe Mr @ravi prakash saini can explain about this company and their prodcuts

 

[HarborFront]

Ok, after reading the pdf file it does provides protection and final decision-making is by the user

Thanks for the great find.

 

[Windows_Security]

Does not seem to work as advertised, It may list something as a threat or a warning (green) at the categories, but it does not throw the user prompt (red). So it seems to warn only (at least it did not throw a user pop-up with option to block for hidden or unauthorised redirects).

 

[HarborFront]

Does not seem to work as advertised, It may list something as a threat or a warning (green) at the categories, but it does not throw the user prompt (red). So it seems to warn only (at least it did not throw a user pop-up with option to block for hidden or unauthorised redirects).

View attachment 158633

We need some web sites to test it out

 

[Windows_Security]

"We need some websites to test it out"

 

[HarborFront]

@HarborFront: "We need some websites to test it out"

View attachment 158634

Yup. tested the link given by you and the below link as well

Action | Watch Hd Movies

No other action

I think the extension needs more improvement

 

[Malware Person]

sounds good to me! thanks for sharing!

 

[Windows_Security]

@HarborFront true the link you provided triggered OpenDNS to block a few redirects, so the idea of javascript sanatize is interesting. In the past Microsoft did some studies (Nozzle) about the effectivity of javascript sanatizing. Linkscanner (bought by AVG) also had some realtime javascript filtering capabilities. That seems to have vanished, so my guess is that new javascript standards are evolving to safer use of JS.

 

[Kuttz]

Looks like innovative protection. I tried to download a cracked game expectedly the download link tried to divert the browser to scareware sites (malicious or not). The plugin JSGuard blocked the site from creating further aggression Needs to try the program for sometime to know how it behaves.

 

[Windows_Security]

@kuttan That is a warning (yellow), just informing you which external connections are active.

 

[BugCode]

I just stick with that=> NoScript - JavaScript/Java/Flash blocker for a safer Firefox experience! - features - InformAction . Safest addon available. Safer that Umatrix example. Then put some other "stuff" and you're good to go

But, nice catch PE1

 

[Sunshine-boy]

nice catch PE1

thank you

 

[DeepWeb]

Tested it on a few sites and it didn't trigger anything until I refreshed....