GlassGuard loads targets in an iframe for authorized inspection, enabling controlled interaction, logging, and testing.
GlassGuard is a security tool that loads targets in an iframe for authorized inspection and controlled interaction. It enables penetration testing, iframe analysis, and interface auditing. Designed for researchers and red-teamers, it provides streamlined target loading, color-coded activity logging, reporting, detection testing within controlled environments, ensuring ethical use and compliance.
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🧠 Iframe Inspection: Loads target URLs in an iframe for authorized analysis and visualization.
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🔍 Controlled Interaction: Safely interacts with embedded targets without bypassing iframe protections.
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📜 Activity Logging: Displays real-time color-coded logs for all target and load operations.
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🧩 Red-Team Utility: Built for ethical iframe testing, interface inspection, and behavioral analysis.
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⚡ Lightweight & Self-Contained: Fully functional in pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no external dependencies required.
- Pre-requisites: A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and network access to the target (no Python or packages required).
- Clone the Repo: Use "git clone https://github.com/Cursed271/GlassGuard"
- Traverse into the Directory: Use "cd GlassGuard"
- Install Dependencies: None — GlassGuard is pure HTML/CSS/JS (no requirements.txt).
- Run/Open:
- For internal targets: Place index.html on a machine in that network and open it in the browser.
- For external targets: Open the live link in the Website section of this repository (click the URL).
- Execute/Use: Enter the Target URL in the UI and click Load Target
Have suggestions or feature requests? Feel free to reach out via:
- 🐦 Twitter: @Cursed271
- 🐙 GitHub: @Cursed271
- 🔗 LinkedIn: Steven Pereira
- 📧 Email: cursed.pereira@proton.me
- 🐞 File an Issue: GitHub Issues
- 💡 Request a Feature: Feature Requests
Your feedback helps improve GlassGuard! Contributions and PRs are always welcome. 🚀
- Steven Pereira (aka Cursed) - Creator & Maintainer
GlassGuard is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

