ZAP Heads Up Display
summary
ZAP adds an in‑browser Heads Up Display that overlays live tooling on pages and injects JS and iframes to show scope, site tree, alerts and history; it uses the ZAP API plus WebSockets and stores HUD state in IndexedDB. Intercept/edit/replay, attack mode fuzzing and passive scanning run in real time (demo finds a SQLi in Juice Shop). A ServiceWorker mediates cross‑frame messages and isolates HUD from page scripts. Extensible via user scripts (example: replace “budget” with “hacking”); core team of four; aiming for a November release.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:55Demo
- 10:57Show Enable Hidden Fields
- 11:47Attack Mode
- 13:35Page Alert Icons
- 15:05Scripting
- 17:25SAP API
- 20:15How it Works
- 21:19Source Code
- 22:17Service Worker
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