ᴍᴏᴏɴD4ʀᴋ eed1d12282 dev: refactor items and update repo deploy (#278)
* refactor: Refactor file paths and use map to store item names

- Refactored file paths for various browsing data types to use a consistent method of generating temporary file names
- Modified parsing functions in many browsing data types to use the new temporary file naming scheme
- Renamed `FileName` to `Filename` for consistency in the `item` package
- Removed unnecessary code and comments throughout various files
- Made minor improvements to some Item methods such as `TempFilename` and `FileName`

* ci: Optimize GitHub actions and update Go versions. (#274)

* ci: Optimize GitHub actions and update Go versions.

- Add GitHub actions for unit testing, linting, building, and releasing
- Use a matrix strategy to test on different versions and platforms
- Update setup-go and go-version options for compatibility
- Format code and build zip files for different operating systems
- Upload releases to GitHub with specific asset names and types

* fix: Refactor item file naming convention

- Update `filename()` function to return `UnsupportedItem` in specific cases
- Replace `UnknownItem` with `UnsupportedItem` in `Filename` method of `Item` struct
- Refactor code for clarity and consistency

* ci: Update GitHub workflow with latest setup-go version

- Update setup-go action to v3 in lint.yml GitHub workflow
- Omits some big changes in file diff summary
- Improve overall workflow reliability and efficiency

* ci: Improve GitHub actions across platforms

- Improve Windows compatibility in build workflow
- Optimize unit testing for pull requests
- Upgrade Coveralls GitHub action to v2 for improved coverage tracking

* build: Optimize build process for consistency and efficiency

- Ensure consistency of line endings by disabling Git's automatic conversion
- Add format check for Windows systems
- Update Go version in strategy matrix to `1.21.x`
- Remove unused dependencies from build process
- Include all packages in repository in build command

* ci: Refactor GitHub workflow configuration

- Remove unnecessary checks for `windows-latest` in github workflow
- Change `gofmt` check to `diff` for formatting
- Remove unneeded Git configuration for encoding of line endings
- Close #273

* ci: Update default branch references in GitHub Actions workflows (#277)

- Update Github Actions workflows to use `main` branch instead of `master`.
- Rename `master` branch to `main` in `lint.yml` and `build.yml` files.
- Change default branch to `main` in `contributors.yml` workflow file.
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HackBrowserData

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中文说明

HackBrowserData is a command-line tool for decrypting and exporting browser data (passwords, history, cookies, bookmarks, credit cards, download history, localStorage and extensions) from the browser. It supports the most popular browsers on the market and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Disclaimer: This tool is only intended for security research. Users are responsible for all legal and related liabilities resulting from the use of this tool. The original author does not assume any legal responsibility.

Supported Browser

Windows

Browser Password Cookie Bookmark History
Google Chrome
Google Chrome Beta
Chromium
Microsoft Edge
360 Speed
QQ
Brave
Opera
OperaGX
Vivaldi
Yandex
CocCoc
Firefox
Firefox Beta
Firefox Dev
Firefox ESR
Firefox Nightly
Internet Explorer

MacOS

Based on Apple's security policy, some browsers require a current user password to decrypt.

Browser Password Cookie Bookmark History
Google Chrome
Google Chrome Beta
Chromium
Microsoft Edge
Brave
Opera
OperaGX
Vivaldi
CocCoc
Yandex
Arc
Firefox
Firefox Beta
Firefox Dev
Firefox ESR
Firefox Nightly
Safari

Linux

Browser Password Cookie Bookmark History
Google Chrome
Google Chrome Beta
Chromium
Microsoft Edge Dev
Brave
Opera
Vivaldi
Firefox
Firefox Beta
Firefox Dev
Firefox ESR
Firefox Nightly

Getting started

Install

Installation of HackBrowserData is dead-simple, just download the release for your system and run the binary.

In some situations, this security tool will be treated as a virus by Windows Defender or other antivirus software and can not be executed. The code is all open source, you can modify and compile by yourself.

Building from source

only support go 1.18+ with go generics

$ git clone https://github.com/moonD4rk/HackBrowserData

$ cd HackBrowserData/cmd/hack-browser-data

$ CGO_ENABLED=1 go build

Cross compile

Need install target OS's gcc library, here's an example of use Mac building for Windows and Linux

For Windows

brew install mingw-w64

CGO_ENABLED=1 GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc go build

For Linux

brew install FiloSottile/musl-cross/musl-cross

CC=x86_64-linux-musl-gcc CXX=x86_64-linux-musl-g++ GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=linux CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -ldflags "-linkmode external -extldflags -static"

Run

You can double-click to run, or use command line.

PS C:\test> .\hack-browser-data.exe -h
NAME:
   hack-browser-data - Export passwords|bookmarks|cookies|history|credit cards|download history|localStorage|extensions from browser

USAGE:
   [hack-browser-data -b chrome -f json --dir results --zip]
   Export all browsing data (passwords/cookies/history/bookmarks) from browser
   Github Link: https://github.com/moonD4rk/HackBrowserData

VERSION:
   0.4.5

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --verbose, --vv                   verbose (default: false)
   --compress, --zip                 compress result to zip (default: false)
   --browser value, -b value         available browsers: all|360|brave|chrome|chrome-beta|chromium|coccoc|dc|edge|firefox|opera|opera-gx|qq|sogou|vivaldi|yandex (default: "all")
   --results-dir value, --dir value  export dir (default: "results")
   --format value, -f value          output format: csv|json (default: "csv")
   --profile-path value, -p value    custom profile dir path, get with chrome://version
   --full-export, --full             is export full browsing data (default: true)
   --help, -h                        show help
   --version, -v                     print the version


PS C:\test> .\hack-browser-data.exe -b all -f json --dir results --zip
[NOTICE] [browser.go:46,pickChromium] find browser Chrome success  
[NOTICE] [browser.go:46,pickChromium] find browser Microsoft Edge success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/microsoft_edge_download.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/microsoft_edge_password.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/microsoft_edge_creditcard.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/microsoft_edge_bookmark.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/microsoft_edge_cookie.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/microsoft_edge_history.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_history.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_download.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_password.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_creditcard.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_bookmark.json success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_cookie.json success  

Run with custom browser profile folder

If you want to export data from a custom browser profile folder, you can use the -p parameter to specify the path of the browser profile folder. PS: use double quotes to wrap the path.

PS C:\Users\User\Desktop> .\hack-browser-data.exe -b chrome -p "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Default"

[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_creditcard.csv success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_bookmark.csv success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_cookie.csv success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_history.csv success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_download.csv success  
[NOTICE] [browsingdata.go:59,Output] output to file results/chrome_password.csv success  

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Contributors

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HackBrowserData is a part of 404Team StarLink-Galaxy, if you have any questions about HackBrowserData or want to find a partner to communicate withplease refer to the Starlink group.

JetBrains OS licenses

HackBrowserData had been being developed with GoLand IDE under the free JetBrains Open Source license(s) granted by JetBrains s.r.o., hence I would like to express my thanks here.

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