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When the normal log-in in simple html form submitting, Chrome Developer Tools "Network" panel showing form data like this
But at the major sites like Facebook, Google... They don't show form data in network panel like this
How can do that? Is there any example or tutorials?
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You could base64 encode data that is being sent to and from so it is less readable to anyone who should see the network tab.
Once you select the HTTP request, Chrome will reveal more information on that request. Under the 'Headers' tab, you will be able to find the 'Form Data' section that contains the data that was submitted as part of that request.
We cannot hide from the developer network tab or the form data shown and no one else can see once the network tab clears after a new page is loaded. Once SSL is enabled, That is when the domain is HTTPS the data transferred will be encrypted based on the SSL certificate that could be decrypted at the server end.
Normally, HTTPS protocol is built on TLS/SSL to encrypt the data that is transmitted over the network and to ensure that user is being sent towards the desired site.
If you need you can check the following websites. The username and the password will be shown in the network tab.
Hence, I hope there is no need of doing this. Anyway if you are looking for an encryption at the client end, then use public key at the client to encrypt and use a private key at the server end as well.
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