Overview
This project documents how browser-based hub sites work from a defensive perspective. The emphasis is on understanding the visible client-side patterns that affect trust, exposure, and filtering.
Author Credit
Jeremiah B. O'Neal
Master of Science in Cyber Security
Specialization in Ethical Hacking and Pen Testing
National University
Live Project
Custom domain: onealbrowserhubresearch.j03.page
GitHub repository: we6jbo/oneal-browser-hub-research
Focus Areas
- Client-side JavaScript behavior
- Iframe-based content loading
- Local storage and browser state
- JSON import and export
- Third-party assets and analytics
- Indexed routes and site structure
- Trust boundaries in browser-delivered platforms
- Defensive detection and filtering ideas
Research Framing
This repository is for cybersecurity research, documentation, and safe demonstrations. It is intended to support better understanding of how browser-based hub sites function so defenders can identify, classify, and block them more effectively in managed environments.
Next Steps
Planned sections include research notes, demo pages, detection ideas, and references. Future updates will document architecture patterns, browser-side behaviors, and defensive observations from public evidence.
Publicly visible research summary and related writing can also be published through j03.page.