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See what your web browser is actually doing using Fireshark
Fireshark is a free browser plugin that captures web traffic from the core of your web browser, exposing inbound and outbound network and internal process events for post-process analysis. It is supported in Firefox.
Main use:
Mass Injection Analysis
Redirection Chaining
Deobfuscation Analysis
Content Profiling
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