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Auties00 / WhatsappWebRequestAnalyzer

Browser based tool built to decrypt any request sent or received by WhatsappWeb's WebClient for WhatsappWeb4j
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find public % private keys #3

Closed barmoudeh closed 3 years ago

barmoudeh commented 3 years ago

Hi so tnx for your great project, how can I find the keys by this project?

Auties00 commented 3 years ago

so tnx for your great project, how can I find the keys by this project?

it does everything automatically, the keys are automatically extracted using Chrome dev tools. You only have to scan the QR code

barmoudeh commented 3 years ago

I know thanks, but can you tell me how can I extract public and private keys by chrome dev tool?

Auties00 commented 3 years ago

I know thanks, but can you tell me how can I extract public and private keys by chrome dev tool?

Do you want to print them from my tool or do you want an explanation on how I extract them?

barmoudeh commented 3 years ago

an explanation plz

Auties00 commented 3 years ago

an explanation plz

Okay, so this is how you do it:

  1. Open an incognito page or a page where you haven't logged into WhatsApp web yet.
  2. Open Chrome dev tools(F12)
  3. Go to the sources tab
  4. Look for a js script whose name contains bootstrap_qr(ex bootstrap_qr.21cdeb5afaacd0e5706a.js)
  5. Beautify the file as it's kind of impossible to understand anything(there is an icon at the bottom left)
  6. Search for this string: keyPair: t,
  7. Put a breakpoint there
  8. Reload the page and wait for the breakpoint to trigger
  9. The data you are looking for is under Scope -> Local > a -> t
barmoudeh commented 3 years ago

an explanation plz

Okay, so this is how you do it:

  1. Open an incognito page or a page where you haven't logged into WhatsApp web yet.

  2. Open Chrome dev tools(F12)

  3. Go to the sources tab

  4. Look for a js script whose name contains bootstrap_qr(ex bootstrap_qr.21cdeb5afaacd0e5706a.js)

  5. Beautify the file as it's kind of impossible to understand anything(there is an icon at the bottom left)

  6. Search for this string: keyPair: t,

  7. Put a breakpoint there

  8. Reload the page and wait for the breakpoint to trigger

  9. The data you are looking for is under Scope -> Local > a -> t

thanks for your complete answer but in level 8 it just loading and dont show that data in scope part.

barmoudeh commented 3 years ago

finally I find it tnx for your help