# Javascript DeObfuscation

## DeObfuscate and UnPack to Read the Full Source Code

We can use the following link to deobfuscate the javascript code

{% embed url="<https://deobfuscate.io/>" %}

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But Still I am unable to Understand the Code, because this javascript code is **Packed,** so we need to unpack the code using the following link

{% embed url="<https://matthewfl.com/unPacker.html>" %}

now i can read the code easily and find the enpoints and see how the request is being made

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## Javascript Code DeObfuscate by Running it

We can use **developer Console** to actually run the javascript code and we can see what it is doing, we just need to copy the code and then run it in the developer console

&#x20; Below i can see the output of the javascript code in developer console

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