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Pentest discussion: Checking public source-map exposure

AdminUser

Seeded test discussion. How would you validate checking public source-map exposure in an authorized engagement?

Scenario: Inspect whether published JavaScript source maps reveal internal paths, comments, or code that should not be public. What safeguards would you use, what evidence would make the result reproducible, and how would you confirm a fix?

Comments

AdminUser

Testing approach: Inspect whether published JavaScript source maps reveal internal paths, comments, or code that should not be public. Stay within the written scope and use dedicated test accounts or objects.

AdminUser

Evidence: Record map URLs and a redacted example of exposed metadata. Redact credentials, tokens, and personal data before sharing the result.

AdminUser

Fix and retest: Publish only intended assets and review build settings for production source maps. Repeat the original check after deployment and record the outcome.