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Search the index
Start with the resource identifier, provider name, or a known file hash.
PUBLIC RESOURCE INTELLIGENCE
Research the JavaScript behind the page.
Search a public catalog of analyzed client-side resources. Look up an identifier, provider, or hash, then review technical context before deciding what belongs on your site.
HOW IT WORKS
Move from a name to useful context.
The public database is designed for focused research, not a generic list of scripts.
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Narrow the result set
Use category, provider, exposure, and popularity filters to find the relevant entry.
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Review the report
Open the resource profile and evaluate the available technical, performance, and exposure context.
PUBLIC INDEX
JavaScript resource lookup
Illustrative view of the public search workflow; available fields vary by resource.
Resource identity
Identifier, hash, and provider context
Runtime characteristics
APIs, size, timing, and network context
Exposure signals
Flags and analysis presented for review
DATABASE FAQ
What the public index can—and cannot—tell you.
What is the JavaScript Resource Database?
It is a public, searchable index of analyzed JavaScript resources. It organizes available identity, provider, technical, performance, and exposure context into individual reports.
How can I search the database?
You can search by resource identifier, provider, or hash, then narrow results using the filters available in the index.
Does a flag mean a resource is malicious?
No. A flag or exposure score is a signal for review, not proof of malicious intent or a substitute for investigation in the context of your website.
START WITH A LOOKUP
Turn an unfamiliar resource into a researchable question.
Search the public index and open the available report—no registration required.
