What is ACET?
ACET (Advanced Code Execution Tool) is a versatile browser tool designed specifically for ethical hackers, developers, and security professionals. This tool allows you to execute custom snippets of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript directly in your browser's console, enabling you to test vulnerabilities and enhance web security.
Key Features
Real-time Code Execution: Instantly test your code snippets and see how they interact with web applications.
User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, ACET helps both novice and experienced ethical hackers to navigate seamlessly.
Fetch External Data: Effortlessly retrieve JSON data from any URL supporting CORS, aiding in data validation and API testing.
Code Snippet Library: Organize and save your frequently used code snippets for quick access during testing sessions.
Cross-Browser Compatibility: ACET ensures a consistent experience across major browsers, so you can focus on your testing without compatibility issues.
How to Use ACET
Using ACET is simple. Here’s how you can leverage it for ethical hacking:
Step 1: Open the Console
Access your browser's developer tools by right-clicking on the page and selecting "Inspect" or by pressing Ctrl + Shift + I (or Cmd + Option + I on Mac).
Step 2: Paste in the ACET Code
To get started, visit our GitHub repository to find the ACETlive.js code. Copy the code snippet from there and paste it into your browser's console.
View ACET on GitHub
Step 3: Execute Your Code
After pasting the ACET code into the console, you can enter your HTML, CSS, or JavaScript code into the provided textarea and click the "Run" button. You can also fetch data from an external source by clicking the "Fetch" button.
Ethical Use of ACET
While ACET provides powerful capabilities for testing and enhancing web security, it’s imperative to use this tool responsibly. Ensure that you have explicit permission to test any web application to avoid legal consequences.
Why Choose ACET?
Enhanced Security Testing: Quickly identify vulnerabilities and potential exploits in web applications.
Boosts Productivity: Easily test code without needing to refresh or reload the page, making your workflow more efficient.
Community-Driven Development: As an open-source tool, ACET benefits from contributions by a dedicated community of developers and security experts.
Commitment to Ethical Standards: Promotes ethical hacking practices that contribute to a safer online environment.