# JSDoc: Namespace: xssrays

# Namespace: xssrays

## .net.xssrays

XssRays 0.5.5 ported to BeEF by Michele "antisnatchor" Orru' The XSS detection mechanisms has been rewritten from scratch: instead of using the location hash trick (that doesn't work anymore), if the vulnerability is triggered the JS code vector will contact back BeEF. Other aspects of the original code have been simplified and improved.

Source:
  - net/xssrays.js, line 29

### Methods

#### (static) checkBrowser(vector_array_index)

return true is the attack vector can be launched to the current browser type.

##### Parameters:

Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
`vector_array_index` | array |

Source:
  - net/xssrays.js, line 80

#### (static) run(url, method, vector, params, urlencode)

this is the main core function with the detection mechanisms...

##### Parameters:

Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
`url` |  |
`method` |  |
`vector` |  |
`params` |  |
`urlencode` |  |

Source:
  - net/xssrays.js, line 306

#### (static) runJobs()

run the jobs (run functions added to the stack), and clean the shit (iframes) from the DOM after a timeout value

Source:
  - net/xssrays.js, line 453

#### (static) startScan(xssraysScanId, hookedBrowserSession, beefUrl, crossDomain, timeout)

main function, where all starts :-)

##### Parameters:

Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
`xssraysScanId` |  |
`hookedBrowserSession` |  |
`beefUrl` |  |
`crossDomain` |  |
`timeout` |  |

Source:
  - net/xssrays.js, line 116