Backframe

published: October 30th, 2006

Backframe is a full-featured attack console for exploiting WEB browsers, WEB users and WEB applications. Backframe was started as a pet projected called Backweb. Because Backweb is a registered trademark of Backweb Technologies, the application name has changed to what it is today.

Backframe is very extensible attack console, resembling all features from a class of tools known as XSS proxies. The actual framework contains a lot of more features. Developers can extend virtually every aspect of the Backframe environment. You can write inline scripts/profiles which are loaded when the application starts and as such guarantee maximum extensibility.

We’ve stopped supporting the online version. However, you can still download the sources from the public SVN repository over here.

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