Application Exposure Intelligence

Your Applications Are Talking. Attackers Are Listening.

Every application you deploy broadcasts intelligence—API endpoints, secrets, cloud configurations, internal URLs, and data structures—inside JavaScript bundles, source maps, and client-side code. Jsmon extracts what attackers would find, before they do. This is Application Exposure Intelligence.

ACTIVE AGENTS — ACME-CORP.COM
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Critical: OAuth token leak via open redirect — staging.acme.com/auth?redirect=http://evil.com
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High: SSRF on /api/fetch endpoint allows internal metadata access
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Recon Agent
Subdomain enumeration · 847 assets mapped
Done
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SQLi Agent
Scanning 234 endpoints · 12 injectable
Running
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Auth Bypass Agent
JWT, OAuth, SSO flows · 3 bypasses found
Running
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Chain Builder
Linking findings into exploit paths
Queued

A New Category of Security Intelligence

01 / Pre-deployment

SAST, SCA, Code Review

Scans source code before deployment. Finds bugs in repos. Blind to what ships to production.

02 / Production application layer

Jsmon — Application Exposure Intelligence

Analyzes what is already exposed in deployed application code—JavaScript bundles, source maps, webpack chunks, API responses, and client-side configs. The intelligence layer between your code and the internet.

03 / Infrastructure + perimeter

ASM, DAST, CSPM, Vulnerability Scanners

Discovers assets, scans ports, tests infrastructure. Sees the perimeter. Blind to what is inside the application code.

Every Deploy Ships Intelligence to the Public Internet

Browser / app.example.com

A polished production application. Fast, familiar, and apparently secure.

Jsmon / Decoded application intelligence

34 live secrets
812 undocumented routes
89 cloud resource URLs
117 GraphQL operations
2,100 dependency confusion targets

1 in 8 JavaScript files contains at least one hardcoded secret.

API keys, auth tokens, database strings, internal URLs, and cloud credentials routinely ship inside minified bundles. Minification is not obscuration—deobfuscation takes seconds.

Enterprise applications expose 3× more API endpoints in JavaScript than in documentation.

Frontend code contains shadow REST routes, GraphQL operations, debug endpoints, and internal service URLs absent from Swagger, gateways, and asset inventories.

NPM dependency confusion attacks increased 300%+ since 2023.

Private package names in webpack manifests reveal namespaces attackers can squat on public registries—turning the next npm install into build-pipeline code execution.

12 Categories of Application Intelligence

200+ secret types

Hardcoded Secrets

AWS, GCP, Stripe, GitHub PATs, JWT secrets, database URIs, and webhooks with contextual validation.

Avg 2,800+ / enterprise

API Endpoints & Routes

REST paths, admin routes, debug endpoints, axios configs, fetch calls, and internal service URLs.

Full schema extraction

GraphQL Queries & Mutations

Queries, mutations, fragments, fields, variables, and authorization boundaries from Apollo and Relay bundles.

AWS · GCP · Azure · Edge

Cloud Resource URLs

S3, blob, Firebase, CDN origins, serverless functions, and frontend cloud configuration objects.

AWS · GCP · Azure · Edge

Cloud Resource URLs

S3, blob, Firebase, CDN origins, serverless functions, and frontend cloud configuration objects.

Hidden architecture

Internal & Staging URLs

Admin panels, microservices, health checks, staging hosts, and development routes that reveal direct attack paths.

Private package namespaces

NPM Dependency Confusion Targets

Unclaimed internal package names from webpack manifests—each a potential build-pipeline compromise vector.

Private package namespaces

NPM Dependency Confusion Targets

Unclaimed internal package names from webpack manifests—each a potential build-pipeline compromise vector.

OAuth · JWT · Cognito · Auth0

Authentication Configurations

Client IDs, tenant configs, pool IDs, auth settings, and JWT algorithms that expose the authentication architecture.

Frameworks · libraries · versions

Technology Stack Fingerprints

Framework, webpack, SDK, analytics, and third-party versions revealing the exact known-vulnerability surface.

Inbound data channels

Webhook & Callback URLs

Event handlers, callback paths, and notification endpoints that can become SSRF or injection targets.

Runtime config objects

Environment Configuration

Feature flags, environment variables, experiments, runtime settings, deployment topology, and internal decision logic.

From Deployed Code to Actionable Intelligence

01 / Crawl & collect

Crawl & Collect

Every page, subdomain, JS file, source map, webpack chunk, inline script, and API response—including lazy-loaded routes.

02 / Deobfuscate & parse

Deobfuscate & Parse

AST-level analysis unpacks minified code, reassembles chunks, resolves source maps, and reverses obfuscation.

03 / Extract & classify

Extract & Classify

200+ patterns, entropy analysis, and classifiers extract, validate, classify, and severity-score application intelligence.

04 / Monitor & alert

Monitor & Alert

Every new deploy is re-analyzed. Deltas reach Slack, Jira, email, SIEM, or webhook within minutes.

Not ASM. Not DAST. Not SAST. Something New.

4.2 Billion+JS endpoints indexed
200+secret types
12intelligence categories
1 in 8JS files expose a secret
4.2 Billion+JS endpoints indexed
200+secret types
12intelligence categories
1 in 8JS files expose a secret

TAKE CONTROL

Fix the threats before they are in production.

Start using Jsmon and take control over assets exploitation

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TAKE CONTROL

Fix the threats before they are in production.

Start using Jsmon and take control over assets exploitation

Jsmon dashboard Image

TAKE CONTROL

Fix the threats before they are in production.

Start using Jsmon and take control over assets exploitation

Jsmon dashboard Image

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© JSMON 2026 All Rights Reserved.