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Generate payload processors on the fly, without having to create individual extensions.
Creates a new suite tab "Adhoc Payload Processing" that allows users to quickly define new payload processors with a single ruby function with a signature similar to the Burp Extension API using Ruby strings. All the boiler plate of registering extensions is handled automatically. The tool allows for creating, removing, and saving your payload processors within Burp suite.
Once the function body is defined simply click "Create Payload Processor" to make it immediately available in Intruder. Processors can be similarly removed with the "Remove Processor" button and a fresh processor template is always available clicking "Restore Template." Finally, the currently defined payload processors can be saved using the "Save Extension State" button; this will preserve payload processors across restarts of the suite.
Author |
Author
Geoff Walton |
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Version |
Version
1.1 |
Rating |
Rating |
Popularity |
Popularity |
Last updated |
Last updated
31 January 2022 |
Estimated system impact |
Estimated system impact
Overall impact: Low
Memory
Low
CPU
Low
General
Low
Scanner
Low
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Please note that extensions are written by third party users of Burp, and PortSwigger Web Security makes no warranty about their quality or usefulness for any particular purpose.
Please note that extensions are written by third party users of Burp, and PortSwigger Web Security makes no warranty about their quality or usefulness for any particular purpose.