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ligolo-iwa — A Ligolo-ng JavaScript agent working inside Chrome & Chromium-based browsers by leveraging Isolated Web Applications. | Kitploit
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ligolo-iwa

A Ligolo-ng JavaScript agent working inside Chrome & Chromium-based browsers by leveraging Isolated Web Applications.

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Ligolo-IWA

A Ligolo-ng JavaScript agent working inside Chrome/Chromium-based browsers by leveraging Isolated Web Applications.

Ligolo-IWA

See the Ligolo-IWA doc for quick setup: Ligolo-IWA (Setup/Quickstart)

And don't forget to read the Ligolo-ng documentation: 📑 Ligolo-ng Documentation (Setup/Quickstart)

GPLv3

Local setup

Build the signed Isolated Web App bundle locally with:

root@kitploit:~
make

The signed artifact is written to out/ligolo-iwa.swbn.

Install on Chrome

Chrome's current IWA testing flow uses Web App Internals:

  1. Use Chrome 120 or later.
  2. Enable chrome://flags/#enable-isolated-web-app-dev-mode.
  3. Open chrome://web-app-internals.
  4. Choose Install IWA from Signed Web Bundle.
  5. Select out/ligolo-iwa.swbn.

Install on Edge

Due to current limitations in how Microsoft Edge handles the new Isolated Web App standard, installation is currently unsupported on this browser.

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