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• Last updated: May 23, 2025

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Documentation
Desktop editions
	Getting started
		System requirements
			CPU cores / memory
			Free disk space
			Operating system and architecture
				Embedded browser
		Download and install
		Intercepting HTTP traffic with Burp Proxy
			Intercepting a request
		Modifying requests in Burp Proxy
			Step 1: Access the vulnerable website in Burp's browser
			Step 2: Log in to your shopping account
			Step 3: Find something to buy
			Step 4: Study the add to cart function
			Step 5: Modify the request
			Step 6: Exploit the vulnerability
		Setting the target scope
		Reissuing requests with Burp Repeater
			Sending a request to Burp Repeater
			Testing different input with Burp Repeater
		Running your first scan
			Scanning a website
		Generating a report
		What next?
			Continue your Burp Suite journey
		Activate license
			Manual activation
		Mac installer
	Testing workflow
		Tutorials
		Setting a test scope
			Adding URLs to the scope
			Excluding URLs from the scope
		Mapping the website
			Mapping the visible surface
				Before you start
				Steps
			Discovering hidden content
				Automated discovery
					Before you start
					Steps
				Enumerating subdomains
					Steps
		Analyzing the attack surface
			Scoping the effort to audit a website
				Before you start
				Steps
			Identifying high-risk functionality
				Before you start
				Steps
			Identifying supported HTTP methods
				Before you start
				Enumerating supported methods for a single endpoint
				Enumerating supported methods for multiple endpoints
			Checking for hidden inputs
				Before you start
				Steps
			Evaluating inputs
				Before you start
				Steps
					Manually evaluating individual inputs
					Scanning inputs
					Fuzzing inputs
			Analyzing opaque data
				Decoding data
					Investigate opaque data with the Inspector
					Investigate opaque data with Burp Decoder
				Identifying which parts of a token impact the response
					Steps
		Testing authentication mechanisms
			Enumerating usernames
				Steps
			Guessing usernames for known users
				Steps
			Brute-forcing passwords
				Before you start
				Running a dictionary attack
				Running an exhaustive brute-force attack
			Credential stuffing
				Before you start
				Steps
			Brute-forcing logins
				Before you start
				Steps
		Testing session management mechanisms
			Analyzing session token generation
				Before you start
				Steps
			Determining the session timeout
				Steps
			Generating a CSRF proof-of-concept
				Steps
			Working with JWTs
				Before you start
				Viewing JWTs
				Editing JWTs
				Adding a JWT signing key
			Maintaining an authenticated session
				Identifying an invalid login expression
				Configuring a session handling rule
				Checking the session handling rule
		Testing access controls
			Testing for privilege escalation
				Before you start
				Testing a specific endpoint
				Testing across the entire site
			Testing horizontal access controls
				Before you start
				Testing a specific endpoint
				Testing across the entire site
			Testing for IDORs
				Steps
			Testing for parameter-based access control
				Before you start
				Steps
			Using match and replace rules
				Step 1: Open the lab
				Step 2: Attempt to access the admin panel
				Step 3: Add a custom match and replace rule
				Step 4: Try to access the admin panel again
				Summary and next steps
		Testing input validation
			Bypassing client-side controls
				Steps
			SQL injection
				Testing for SQL injection vulnerabilities
					Steps
						Scanning for SQL injection vulnerabilities
						Manually fuzzing for SQL injection vulnerabilities
			Cross-site scripting
				Identifying reflected input
					Steps
						Scanning for reflected inputs
						Identifying reflected input manually
					Next steps
				Testing for DOM XSS with DOM Invader
					Before you start
					Steps
					Related pages
				Testing for web message DOM XSS with DOM Invader
					Before you start
					Steps
					Related pages
				Testing for reflected XSS manually
					Before you start
					Steps
					Related pages
				Testing for stored XSS
					Steps
				Bypassing XSS filters
					Before you start
					Steps
				Testing for blind XSS
					Steps
					Related pages
			Testing for prototype pollution with DOM Invader
				Before you start
				Steps
			OS command injection
				Testing for command injection vulnerabilities
					Steps
						Scanning for command injection vulnerabilities
						Manually testing for command injection vulnerabilities
				Testing for asynchronous OS command injection vulnerabilities
					Steps
				Exploiting OS command injection vulnerabilities to exfiltrate data
					Before you start
					Steps
			XXE injection
				Testing for XXE injection vulnerabilities
					Steps
						Scanning for XXE vulnerabilities
						Manually testing for XXE vulnerabilities
				Testing for blind XXE injection vulnerabilities
					Steps
						Scanning for blind XXE injection vulnerabilities
						Manually testing for blind XXE injection vulnerabilities
			Testing for directory traversal vulnerabilities
				Steps
					Scanning for directory traversal vulnerabilities
					Fuzzing for directory traversal vulnerabilities
		Testing for clickjacking
			Steps
		Testing for SSRF vulnerabilities
			Testing for SSRF
				Steps
			Testing for blind SSRF
				Steps
		Testing for WebSocket vulnerabilities
			Manipulating WebSocket messages
				Steps
			Manipulating WebSocket handshakes
				Steps
		Working with GraphQL in Burp Suite
			Viewing and modifying GraphQL requests
			Accessing GraphQL API schemas using introspection
		Complementing manual testing with Burp Scanner
			Scanning specific requests
			Scanning user-defined insertion points
				Scanning a single insertion point
				Scanning multiple insertion points
			Scanning non-standard data structures
			Store HTTP traffic for review
	Tools
		Dashboard
			Task list
			Launching new tasks
			Pausing and resuming running tasks
			Disabling traffic capturing for live tasks
			Bottom dock
		Burp's browser
			Manual testing with Burp's browser
			Scanning websites with Burp's browser
			Health check for Burp's browser
		Burp Proxy
			Proxy intercept
				Getting started
				Controls
				Intercepted messages table
				Adding annotations
				Message display
				Protocol
			HTTP history
				Changing the HTTP history layout
				Viewing a request
				Filter settings
					Settings mode
					Bambda mode
					Adding annotations
				Bambdas
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
						Converting filter settings to Bambdas
						Creating your Bambda
						Example Bambda
				Adding custom columns
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
			WebSockets history
				Changing the WebSockets history layout
				Viewing a request
				Filter settings
					Settings mode
					Bambda mode
					Adding annotations
				Bambdas
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
						Converting filter settings to Bambdas
						Creating your Bambda
						Example Bambda
				Adding custom columns
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
			Match and replace
				Adding match and replace rules
				Creating rules
					Settings mode
						Using regex syntax
					Matching multi-line regions
					Using regex groups in back-references and replacement strings
					Bambda mode
				Creating rules with Bambdas
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
				Testing rules
			Managing CA certificates
				Exporting and importing the CA certificate
				Creating a custom CA certificate
			Invisible proxying
		Repeater
			Working with HTTP messages
				HTTP Repeater tab
					Adding notes for HTTP Repeater tabs
				Generating AI-powered explanations
					Generating an AI-powered explanation
					Managing explanations
				Custom actions
					AI-powered custom actions
					Adding custom actions
						Loading Bambdas from your library
						Creating Bambdas
					Running custom actions
					Managing custom actions
					Creating custom actions
						Before you start
						Creating Bambdas
						Testing custom actions
							How Burp selects test data
			Sending grouped HTTP requests
				Sending requests in sequence
					Sending over a single connection
					Sending over separate connections
					Send in sequence prerequisites
				Sending requests in parallel
					Send in parallel prerequisites
			Working with WebSocket messages
				WebSocket Repeater tab
			Managing tabs
				Tab groups
			Managing tab groups
				Creating a new tab group
				Editing existing groups
				Closing tab groups
			Configuring tab-specific settings
		Intruder
			Getting started
				Tutorial
					Step 1: Access the lab
					Step 2: Try to log in
					Step 3: Set the payload position
					Step 4: Select an attack type
					Step 5: Add the payloads
					Step 6: Start the attack
					Step 7: Look for any irregular responses
					Step 8: Study the response
					What next?
				Learn more about Burp Intruder
			Configure attack
				Positions
				Attack types
					Sniper attack
					Battering ram attack
					Pitchfork attack
					Cluster bomb attack
				Payload types
					Payload configuration
					Simple list
					Runtime file
					Custom iterator
					Character substitution
					Case modification
					Recursive grep
					Illegal Unicode
					Character blocks
					Numbers
					Dates
					Brute forcer
					Null payloads
					Character frobber
					Bit flipper
					Username generator
					ECB block shuffler
					Extension-generated
					Copy other payload
					Collaborator payloads
				Payload lists
					Using predefined payload lists
					Placeholders
					Processing placeholders
				Processing
					Configuring processing rules
					Types of processing rules
					Configuring payload encoding
				Resource pools
					Creating resource pools
					Resource pool settings
					Moving tasks between resource pools
				Settings
					Save attack
					Request headers
					Error handling
					Attack results
					Auto-pause attack
					Grep - match
					Grep - extract
					Grep - payloads
					Redirections
					HTTP/1 connection reuse
					HTTP version
				Managing tabs
			Results
				Editing attacks
				Saving results
					Closing attacks
				Viewing results
					Viewing a request
				Analyzing results
				Filtering results
					Capture filter
						Capture filter settings
						Managing the capture filter settings
					View filter
						View filter settings
						Managing the view filter settings
				Workflow
					Add payload position
					Clear payload positions
					Scan
					Send to...
					Show response in browser
					Record an issue
					Request in browser
					Generate CSRF PoC
					Add to site map
					Request item again
					Define extract grep from response
					Copy as curl command
					Add comment
					Highlight
					Copy links
					Save item
			Uses
				Enumerating identifiers
					Step 1: Find a request
					Step 2: Set a payload position
					Step 3: Set a payload type
					Step 4: Analyze the results
					Use cases
				Fuzzing
					Step 1: Set the payload positions
					Step 2: Set the payload type
					Step 3: Set the match grep
					Step 4: Analyze the results
				Harvesting data
					Step 1: Find a request
					Step 2: Set a payload position
					Step 3: Set a payload type
					Step 4: Set an extract grep
					Step 5: Analyze the results
					Use cases
		Target
			Site map
				Accessing the site map
				URL view
					URL view icons
				Contents pane
				Requests and responses
				Issues pane
					Editing the Issues pane
				Getting started
					Tutorial
						Step 1: Access the lab
						Step 2: Go to the site map
						Step 3: Update the site map
						Step 4: Filter the displayed information
						Step 5: Set the target scope using the site map
				Workflow tools
					Add to scope / Remove from scope
					Send to
					Scan
					Show response in browser
					Record an issue
					Request in browser
					Engagement tools
					Compare site maps
					Add notes / Highlight
					Expand / collapse branch / requested items
					Delete items
					Copy URLs
					Copy as curl command
					Copy links
					Save items
					Show new site map window
				Filtering the site map
					Settings mode
					Bambda mode
					Site map annotations
				Filtering the site map with Bambdas
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
						Converting filter settings to Bambdas
						Creating your Bambda
					Example Bambda
				Comparing site maps
					Site map sources
					Request matching
					Response comparison
				Comparison results
					Viewing comparison results
					Interpreting comparison results
				Site map layout
					Contents and issues layout
					Request and response layout
					Adding a new site map window
			Scope
				URL-matching rules
					Normal scope control
					Advanced scope control
			Crawl paths
				Accessing the Crawl paths view tab
				Viewing crawl paths
					Example crawl path
				Viewing HTTP requests
				Viewing issues
				Viewing outlinks
			Issue definitions
			Manual Application mapping
			Reviewing unrequested items
			Analyzing the attack surface
		Inspector
			Configuring the Inspector layout
			Request attributes
			Viewing HTTP message data in the Inspector
				Automatic decoding
			HTTP/2 headers and pseudo-headers
			Selecting a substring
			Getting started with the Inspector
				Tutorial
					Step 1: Access the lab
					Step 2: Log in to a user account
					Step 3: Use the Inspector to examine the request
					Step 4: Use the Inspector to edit the cookie
					Step 5: Using the selection widget
				Learn more about the Inspector
			Modifying requests
				Adding new items to a request
				Removing items from a request
				Reordering items in a request
				Editing the name or value of an item
				Injecting newlines
				Injecting other non-printing characters
				Copying items from the Inspector
		Message editor
			Message analysis toolbar
				Raw tab
				Pretty tab
				Hex tab
				Render tab
				GraphQL tab
				Additional tabs
				Extension-specific tabs
				Actions menu
			Other ways of using the message editor
			HTTP/2 messages in the message editor
			Context-specific actions
			Record an issue
			Text editor
				Syntax analysis
				Pretty printing
				Uninteresting headers
				Line-wrapping
				Non-printing characters
				Text editor hotkeys
				Quick search
		Collaborator
			Generating payloads
			Viewing results
			Exporting results
			Getting started
				Step 1: Access the lab
				Step 2: Browse the target site
				Step 3: Send an interesting request to Repeater
				Step 4: Inject a Collaborator payload into the request
				Step 5: Poll for interactions
				Summary
				What next?
		Logger
			Getting started with Logger
				Step 1: Access the lab
				Step 2: View requests on the Logger tab
				Step 3: Audit a request with Burp Scanner
				Step 4: Examine the requests made by Burp Scanner
				Step 5: Filter the log
				Step 6: Disable and clear the Logger history
				Learn more about Logger
			Working with Logger entries
				Viewing log entries
				Adding custom columns
				Viewing requests and responses
				Filtering log entries
				Annotating log entries
				Logger workflow tools
			Adding custom columns
				Keyboard shortcuts
				Loading Bambdas from your library
				Creating custom Bambdas
					Example Bambda
			Filtering Logger
				Capture filter
					Settings mode
						Capture limit
						Capture by request type
						Capture by MIME type
						Capture by status code
						Capture by tool
						Capture by search term
						Session handling
						Limit request/response size
					Bambda mode
				Capture filter with Bambdas
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
						Converting filter settings to Bambdas
						Creating your Bambda
						Example Bambda
				View filter
					Settings mode
						Filter by request type
						Filter by MIME type
						Filter by status code
						Filter by tool
						Filter by search term
						Filter by file extension
						Filter by annotation
					Bambda mode
				View filter with Bambdas
					Keyboard shortcuts
					Loading Bambdas from your library
					Creating custom Bambdas
						Converting filter settings to Bambdas
						Creating your Bambda
						Example Bambda
			Task Logger
		Sequencer
			Getting started
			Token sample
				Configuring a live capture of tokens
					Selecting a token location
				Manually loading tokens
				Live capture
			Results
				Summary
					Overall result
					Effective entropy
					Reliability
					Sample
				Analysis result tabs
					Individual tests
					Character set
					Bit conversion
				Analysis settings tab
				Tests
					How the tests work
					Character-level tests
						Character count analysis
						Character transition analysis
					Bit-level analysis
						FIPS test results
						FIPS monobit test
						FIPS poker test
						FIPS runs test
						FIPS long runs test
						Spectral tests
						Correlation test
						Compression test
		DOM Invader
			Key features
			Enabling DOM Invader
			Testing for DOM XSS
				Injecting a canary
					Injecting a canary into multiple sources
				Identifying controllable sinks
				Determining the XSS context
				Studying the client-side code
			Testing for DOM XSS using web messages
				Enabling web message interception
				Identifying interesting web messages
				Automated web message analysis
				Message details
					Origin accessed
					Data accessed
					Source accessed
				Replaying web messages
				Generating a proof of concept
			Testing for client-side prototype pollution
				Enabling prototype pollution
				Detecting sources for prototype pollution
				Manually confirming sources for prototype pollution
				Scanning for prototype pollution gadgets
				Generating a proof-of-concept exploit
			Testing for DOM clobbering
				Enabling DOM clobbering
			Settings
				Main
					Enable DOM Invader
					Postmessage interception
					Customizing sources and sinks
				Attack types
					Prototype pollution
					DOM clobbering
				Web message settings
					Postmessage origin spoofing
					Canary injection into intercepted messages
					Filter messages with duplicate values
					Generate automated messages
					Detect cross-domain leaks
				Prototype pollution settings
					Scan for gadgets
					Auto-scale amount of properties per frame
					Scan nested properties
					Query string injection
					Hash injection
					JSON injection
					Verify onload
					Remove CSP header
					Remove X-Frame-Options header
					Scan each technique in separate frame
					Disabling prototype pollution techniques
				Misc
					Message filtering by stack trace
					Auto-fire events
					Redirection prevention
					Add breakpoint before redirect
					Inject canary into all sources
					Configuring callbacks
					Remove Permissions-Policy header
				Canary
					Copying the canary
					Changing the canary
		Clickbandit
			Setting up Burp Clickbandit
			Running an attack
			Reviewing an attack
		Comparer
			Carrying out comparisons
			Controls
			Results
		Decoder
			Carrying out transformations
			Operations
		Engagement tools
			Target analyzer
			Content discovery
				Control tab
				Config tab
					Target
					Filenames
					File extensions
					Discovery engine
				Site map tab
			Generate CSRF PoC
				CSRF PoC options
			Manual testing simulator
		Infiltrator
			How Burp Infiltrator works
			Installing Burp Infiltrator
				Non-interactive installation
			Configuration options
		Organizer
			Sending messages to Organizer
			Organizer table
			Viewing HTTP messages
			Annotating items
			Filtering items
		Search
			Text search
			Find comments and scripts
			Find references
		Context menu
			Menu options
		Filter settings
			Filter settings
			Managing the filter settings
	Extending Burp
		Bambdas
		BChecks
		Extensions
		Extensions
			Viewing requests sent by Burp extensions using Logger
				Step 1: Send requests using an extension
				Step 2: Go to the Logger tab
				Step 3: Filter the log
				Step 4: View individual requests
				Summary
			Installing extensions
				BApp Store
					Finding extensions
					Evaluating extensions
					Installing extensions
				Manual install
					Manually installing a custom extension
					Manually installing a BApp Store extension
			Managing extensions
			Using AI extensions
				Using AI credits
				Checking AI credit use
				Enabling AI for extensions
			Troubleshooting
				Installing extensions
					Step 1: Check your internet connection
					Step 2: Configure an upstream proxy
					Step 3: Identify and resolve an intercepting proxy
				Option 1: Allowlist Burp in the intercepting proxy
				Option 2: Configure Burp to use your system's trusted certificate store
				Option 3: Import the intercepting proxy's certificate into Java's trust store
					You need to update Burp
					You need to configure Jython or JRuby
					You need to upgrade to Burp Suite Professional
					Step 1: Update Burp
					Step 2: Visit the extension's repository
					Step 3: Report an issue to the extension's author
				Performance issues
					Step 1: Disable unused extensions
					Step 2: View the performance impact estimate for particular extensions
					Step 3: Manually test extensions
			Creating
				Exploring your idea
				Choosing the right extensibility option
				Creating AI-powered extensions
				Handling kettled HTTP/2 requests in extensions
				Custom editor best practice
				Development environment setup
					Using the starter project
						Prerequisites
						Step 1: Download the template
						Step 2: Open the project
						[Optional] Step 3: Rename the project
						[Optional] Step 4: Confirm correct setup
						Step 5: Start coding
						Understanding the starter project
					Manual setup
						Prerequisites
						Step 1: Create a new project
						Step 2: Add the Montoya API dependency
							Gradle configuration
							Maven configuration
						Step 3: Create your extension class
						Confirming correct setup
				Setting up remote debugging
					Prerequisites
					Step 1: Configure a remote debugging session
					Step 2: Start Burp with remote debugging enabled
					Step 3: Attach your debugger to Burp
					Troubleshooting
					Using a remote debugger
						Prerequisites
						Step 1: Set breakpoints
							Setting conditional breakpoints
							Setting logging breakpoints
						Step 2: Trigger your extension in Burp
							Troubleshooting
						Step 3: Inspect stack frames and variables
							Review the call stack
							Inspect variable values
							Step through the code
							View errors in the terminal
						Step 4: Modify your extension and repeat
						Step 5: Finish the debug session
						Sharing your extension
				Loading in Burp
					Step 1: Build the JAR file
						Gradle build command
						Maven build command
					Step 2: Load the JAR file in Burp
					Reloading your extension
					Sharing your extension
				BApp Store acceptance criteria
				Submitting extensions to the BApp Store
					Step 1 - Check the acceptance criteria
					Step 2 - Submit your extension
					Step 3 - We review your extension
					Updating your BApp
				Creating AI extensions
					AI credits
					Examples
					Best practices for writing AI extensions
						Declare AI support and check availability
						Mitigate prompt injection attacks
						Optimize AI requests for efficiency and security
						Use effective prompts
						Use lower temperatures for better accuracy
						Handle exceptions gracefully
						Use an executor service where necessary to avoid blocking threads
					Developing AI features in extensions
						On this page
						Checking AI availability
							Configuring the extension to enable AI
							Verifying AI availability
						Sending prompts and handling responses
							Single-shot prompts
							Building multi-turn conversations
						Handling exceptions
						Setting the temperature
				Extender API examples (Legacy)
		Bambdas
			Feature specific instructions
				Filtering tables
				Adding custom columns
				Adding custom actions
				Adding match and replace rules
			Managing Bambdas
				Importing Bambdas
				Creating Bambdas
				Exporting Bambdas
				Managing Bambdas
			Importing Bambdas
				Importing the full GitHub repository
				Updating your Bambdas
					How Burp overwrites Bambdas
			Creating Bambdas
				Creating Bambdas in the Bambda library
				Creating Bambdas from specific Burp tools
					Filtering tables
					Adding custom columns
					Adding custom actions
					Adding match and replace rules
				Writing custom actions
					Worked example
						Step 1: Get the response body
						Step 2: Check the response body for the CSRF token
						Step 3: Extract and process the token
						Step 4: Log the result
						Step 5: Handle the situation where no token is found
					Reference guide
						On this page
						API access
						Step 1: Accessing request and response data
							Retrieving the full request or response
							Extracting specific parts of the message
							Extracting user-selected content
							Handling empty or missing content
						Step 2: Processing data
							Using AI to analyze messages
							Decoding data
							Testing server responses to different inputs
							Performing attacks with repeated requests
							Fetching external data
						Step 3: Logging and using the data
							Logging to output
							Logging data to a file
							Sending data to another Repeater tab or other Burp tools
					Developing AI features
						Sending prompts and handling responses
						Setting the temperature
						Handling exceptions
					AI best practices
						Mitigate prompt injection attacks
						Optimize AI requests for efficiency and security
						Use effective prompts
						Use lower temperatures for better accuracy
				Submitting Bambdas to GitHub
					Before you submit
					Submitting your Bambda
					Review and merge
				Troubleshooting
					Compilation errors
					Runtime errors
					Debugging Bambdas
	Running scans
		Adding custom scan checks
			Managing BChecks
			Testing BChecks
			Troubleshooting BChecks
			Managing BChecks for a specific scan
			Creating BChecks
				Exporting BChecks
			Testing BChecks
				Running a BCheck test
				Managing BCheck test cases
				Configuring test scans
		Scanning web applications
			Running a full crawl and audit
				Step 1: Configure scan type
				Step 2: Configure AI scan enhancements (optional)
					Configuring AI credit behavior
				Step 3: Configure scan details
				Step 4: Select a scan configuration
				Step 5: Configure application logins (optional)
				Step 6: Select a resource pool (optional)
			Scanning specific HTTP messages
				Configuring an audit of specific HTTP messages
			Launching scans
		Setting the scan scope in Burp Suite Professional
			URLs to scan
				Fragment handling
			Protocol settings
			Advanced scan parameters
			Items to scan
		Configuring scans
			Using a configuration from the library
			Creating a new configuration
			Importing a configuration
			Combining custom scan configurations in Burp Suite Professional
		Configuring application logins
			Adding usernames and passwords
				Adding login credentials
				Editing existing login credentials
				Login functions
			Adding recorded login sequences in Burp Suite Professional
				Generating recorded login sequences using AI
					Adding an AI-powered recorded login
					Privacy and security in AI-powered recorded logins
				Adding manually recorded login sequences
				Editing existing recorded logins
			Managing application logins using the configuration library
		Managing resource pools for scans
			Creating new resource pools
			Reassigning resource pools
		Scanning APIs
			Step 1: Configure scan type
			Step 2: Upload API definition
			Step 3: Review and configure the API details
				Viewing and configuring authentication
			Step 4: Select a scan configuration
			Step 5: Select a resource pool
			Configuring authentication
				Detected authentication methods
				Adding authentication methods
					Basic authentication
					Bearer token
					API key / Custom token
				Fixed API key / Custom token authentication method
				Dynamic API Key / Custom token authentication method
				Editing authentication credentials / methods
				How Burp applies authentication credentials
					Conflicts between manually added methods
					Conflicts between detected methods and manually added methods
		Live tasks
			Types of live task
			Live task scope
			Scan configuration and resource pools
			Creating live tasks
			Task execution settings
				Task auto-start
				Resource pools
		Viewing scan and live task results
			Summary
			Audit items
				Audit phase indicators
				Insertion points
					Tree view
						Nested insertion points
					Insertion points information
						Insertion point statuses
			Issues
				Analyzing issue activity
				Managing issues
			Event log
			Audit log
				Viewing audit activity
				Analyzing audit log activity
				Managing audit log items
			Live crawl view
		Exploring issues with AI
			How Explore Issue works
			Running an explore task
			Reviewing results
				Task progress
				Logger
			Ending an explore task
			Trust and transparency in Explore Issue
		Reporting scan results
			Report settings
				Report format
				Issue details
				HTTP messages
				Selecting issue types
				Report details
			Manually creating issues for reports
				To create an issue:
				Adding multiple request and response pairs to an issue
				To add request / response pairs to a manually created issue:
	Burp AI
		Getting started with AI in Burp
		AI features in Burp
			Explore Issue
			Explainer
			Broken access control false positive reduction
			AI-powered recorded logins
			AI-powered extensions
			AI-powered custom actions in Burp Repeater
		Security and privacy
		AI credits
			Buying AI credits
			Using AI credits
			Extensions
		AI security, privacy and data handling
			Data security and access
				How is my data secured, and who can access it?
				Is my data used to train AI models?
				Do AI providers store or retain my data?
				Does PortSwigger store or retain my data?
				How is my data processed when I make AI requests in Burp?
				Can I review or delete AI data processed by Burp?
			AI configuration
				Can I fully disable Burp's AI features?
				Does Burp automatically communicate with AI providers?
				Which AI provider or model is used in Burp's AI features?
				Where are Burp's AI providers hosted?
				Can I choose a specific AI provider or model to use?
				Do I need a specific network configuration to use Burp's AI features?
				Can AI output be configured to align with company or client-specific compliance needs?
			Security and privacy in AI-powered extensions
				Can I disable AI features for an individual extension?
				How can I tell if an extension uses AI?
				What data does PortSwigger collect when I use an AI-powered extension?
				Does PortSwigger guarantee the behavior of AI-powered extensions?
		Troubleshooting AI connectivity
			Step 1: Check your internet connection
			Step 2: Configure an upstream proxy
			Step 3: Identify and resolve an intercepting proxy
				Option 1: Allowlist Burp in the intercepting proxy
				Option 2: Configure Burp to use your system's trusted certificate store
				Option 3: Import the intercepting proxy's certificate into Java's trust store
	Project files
		Opening an existing project file
			Pause Automated Tasks
			Trust this project file
		Creating project files
			Opening a project file
		Managing project files
			Saving a copy of a project
				Saving the Burp Collaborator identifier
			Importing project files
			Recovering data from corrupted project files
	Settings
		User and project settings
		Finding settings
		Managing settings
		Settings pages
		Key settings
			Target scope
			Platform-level authentication
			Session handling rules and macros
			Schedule tasks
			HTTP message appearance
		Tools
			Proxy
				Proxy listeners
					Binding
					Request handling
					Certificate
					TLS Protocols
					HTTP
				Request and response interception rules
					Adding an interception rule
					Modifying intercepted messages
				WebSocket interception rules
				Response modification rules
				HTTP and WebSocket match and replace rules
				TLS pass through
					Adding TLS passthrough targets
					Applying TLS passthrough to out-of-scope items
				Default Proxy history message display
				Proxy history logging
				Default Proxy interception state
				Miscellaneous
			Repeater
				Connections
				Message modification
				Redirects
					Follow redirects
					Process cookies in redirects
					Use selected protocol for cross-domain redirects
				Default tab group
				Tab view
			Sequencer
				Live capture
				Token handling
				Token analysis
			Intruder
				Default Intruder side panel layout
				Automatic payload placement
				New tab configuration
				Behavior when closing result windows
				Payload list location
			Burp's browser
				Browser data
				Browser running
		Project
			Collaborator
			Scope
				Target scope
				Out-of-scope request handling
			Tasks
				Resource pools
				New task auto-start
				Schedule tasks
			Automatic backup
			Logging
		Sessions
			Session handling overview
			Session handling rules
				Session handling tracer
			Cookie jar
			Macros
			Session handling rule editor
				Rule description
				Rule actions
					Use cookies from the session handling cookie jar
					Set a specific cookie or parameter value
					Check session is valid
					Make requests to validate session
					Inspect responses to determine session validity
					Define behavior dependent on session validity
				Run a macro to obtain a new valid session
					Prompt for in-browser session recovery
					Run a post-request macro
					Invoke a Burp extension
					Set a specific header value
					Replace matching part of the request
				Tools scope
				URL scope
				Parameter scope
			Macros
				Record macro
				Configure item
					Parameter handling
					Custom parameter locations in response
				Re-analyze macro
				Test macro
		Network
			Connections
				Platform authentication
				Timeouts
				Upstream proxy servers
				SOCKS proxy
			DNS
				Preferred IP version for DNS resolution
				Hostname resolution overrides
			TLS
				TLS negotiation
				Client TLS certificates
				Server TLS certificates
				Java TLS settings
			HTTP
				Allowed redirect types
				Streaming responses
				Status 100 response handling
				HTTP/1
				HTTP/2
		UI
			Message editor
				Message editor request and response views
				HTTP message display
				Character sets
				HTML rendering
				HTTP message search
				Uninteresting headers
			Side panel
				Default side panel layout
				Inspector widgets
			Hotkeys
			Display
				Appearance
				Learn tab display
				Scaling
		Suite
			REST API
				Enabling the REST API
				Service URL
				API key
			Updates
			Becoming an early adopter
			Performance feedback
				Logging exceptions to a local directory
			Temporary files location
			Startup behavior
				Automated tasks on startup
				Untrusted project files
				Maximum Java memory usage
			Shutdown behavior
				Shutdown confirmation
		AI
		Extensions
			Startup behavior
			Load behavior
			Java environment
			Python environment
			Ruby environment
		Configuration library
			Adding a custom configuration
			Configuration files
		Response extraction rules
	Customizing Burp's layout
		Customizing Burp's top-level tabs
			Arranging top-level tabs
			Hiding top-level tabs
			Restoring the default top-level tab layout
		Customizing Burp's tables
			Advanced table customization
	Mobile testing
		Configuring a mobile device
		Configuring an iOS device to work with Burp Suite Professional
			Step 1: Configure the Burp Proxy listener
			Step 2: Configure your device to use the proxy
			Step 3: Install a CA certificate on your iOS device
			Step 4: Test the configuration
		Configuring an Android device to work with Burp Suite Professional
			Step 1: Configure a dedicated proxy listener in Burp
			Step 2: Configure your device to proxy traffic through Burp
			Step 3: Add Burp's CA certificate to your device's trust store
			Step 4: Test the configuration
		Troubleshooting for mobile devices
			I can't access HTTPS URLs on iOS even after installing Burp's CA certificate
	HTTP/2
		Background concepts
		Default protocol
		Keeping track of which protocol you're using
		Changing the protocol for a request
		Kettled requests
			What can cause a request to become kettled?
			Unkettling a request
			Kettled requests and extensions
		HTTP/2 settings
			Changing the default protocol
			Repeater options for HTTP/2
		Enforce protocol choice on cross-domain redirections
		Enable HTTP/2 connection reuse
		Strip Connection header over HTTP/2
		Allow HTTP/2 ALPN override
			Disabling HTTP/2 for proxy listeners
		Upcoming enhancements for HTTP/2 in Burp
			Increased support for kettled requests
		HTTP/2 basics for Burp users
			Binary protocol
			Frames
			Message length
			Header capitalization
			Pseudo-headers
		Normalization
			What normalization is performed?
				Why can't I move the Host header?
			Sending requests without any normalization
		Performing HTTP/2-exclusive attacks
			Injecting newlines into headers
	Troubleshooting
		Troubleshooting
		Troubleshooting performance issues
			Optimize memory usage
				Disabling extensions
				Allocating less memory to Burp
				Using a disk-based project
			Check the minimum system requirements
			Identify potential bottlenecks: CPU, memory, and network
			Optimize CPU usage
				Disabling pretty printing
				Disabling JavaScript analysis
				Configuring your scans for performance
				Narrowing the scope of your scans
				Scanning a single protocol
			Optimize network usage
				Reducing concurrent scans
				Configuring resource pools
		Launch from the command line
			Checking your Java version
			Launching the Burp Suite JAR
			Command line arguments
		Setting Java options
			Creating a user.vmoptions file
			Specifying options
	External browser configuration
		Check proxy listener is active
		Configuring Chrome to work with Burp Suite - Windows
		Configuring Chrome to work with Burp Suite - MacOS
		Firefox
		Safari
		Check your browser configuration
		Installing Burp's CA certificate
			Installing Burp's CA certificate on a mobile device
			Why do I need to install Burp's CA certificate?
			In-browser interface
			Chrome
				Removing Burp's CA certificate from Firefox
			Chrome
			Installing Burp's CA certificate in Chrome - Windows
				Removing the CA certificate from Windows
			Installing Burp's CA certificate in Chrome - Linux
				Removing the Burp Suite CA certificate
			Installing Burp's CA certificate in Chrome - MacOS
				Removing the Burp Suite CA certificate
			Chrome
				Removing Burp's CA certificate from Safari
			Troubleshooting
				Check that Burp is running
				Check your proxy listener is active
				Try a different port
				What next?
Burp Suite DAST
	Setting up Burp Suite DAST
		Setting up a Cloud instance
			Step 1: Assign your primary administrator
			Step 2: Launch your instance as the primary administrator
		Setting up a self-hosted instance
			Planning to deploy Burp Suite DAST
				Decide on your subscription
				Choose a deployment method
				Choose your preferred architecture
				Plan your database setup
				Review the system requirements
				Plan your network and firewall setup
				Prepare your organization
			Which deployment method is right for me?
			Burp Suite DAST system requirements
				Concurrent scans
			Setup guide: Standard instance
				Unattended installation
				Architecture overview (Standard)
					DAST server
					Web server
					Database
					Services
					Scans and scanning machines
				Single vs. multi-machine architecture
					Single machine architecture
					Multi-machine architecture
					Requirements
					Network and firewall settings
				Configuring your network and firewall settings (Standard)
					Configuring a single-machine architecture
					Configuring a multi-system architecture
				System requirements for standard instances
					General requirements
					Supported operating systems
					Single-machine architecture
						Machine hardware requirements
					Multi-machine architecture
				System requirements for your external database (Standard)
					Database size requirements
					Supported database versions
				Setting up the external database (Standard)
					Database setup scripts
						PostgreSQL
						Oracle
						MariaDB / MySQL
						Microsoft SQL Server
					Authentication mode
					Additional configuration for Microsoft SQL Server
					Database connection URL format
					Troubleshooting for MySQL databases
						Multiple primary keys defined
					Distributing the public key manually
				Prerequisites for a standard installation
					Port
					TLS certificate
					Installation location
					System user
					Scanning machine requirements
					Database setup script
				Installing Burp Suite DAST (Standard)
					Before installation
					Step 1: Download the installer
					Step 2: Extract and run the installer
					Step 3: Choose an install location
					Step 4: Select the components to install
					Step 5: Specify a logs directory
					Step 6: Specify a data directory
					Step 7: Select a user to run processes
					Step 8: Select database options
					Step 9: Specify a web server port
					Step 10: Specify a database backups directory
					After installation
				Configuring Burp Suite DAST (Standard)
					Uploading a TLS certificate
					Configuring TLS cipher suites
					Configuring database details
					Configuring admin user details
				Activating your license (Standard)
				Configuring your web server (Standard)
					Enabling TLS
				Deploying additional scanning machines
					Network and firewall settings
					Setting up a new scanning machine
					Authorizing a new scanning machine
			Setup guide: Kubernetes instance
				Kubernetes architecture overview
					DAST server
					Web server
					Database
					Scans and scanning resources
				Kubernetes scanning resources overview
					How does scanning work on Kubernetes?
					Configuring scanning resources
				Support scope for Kubernetes instances
					PortSwigger Kubernetes support scope
						Not supported
					Kubernetes customer responsibilities
				Configuring your environment network and firewall settings (Kubernetes)
					Configuring your instance
				System requirements for a Kubernetes instance
					Container system requirements
						Minimum requirements for general container limits
						Minimum requirements for a web server container
						Minimum requirements for a DAST server container
						Minimum requirements for a scan container
				System requirements for the external database (Kubernetes)
					Supported database versions
					Database hardware requirements
				Setting up your external database (Kubernetes)
					Database setup scripts
						PostgreSQL
						Oracle
						MariaDB / MySQL
						Microsoft SQL Server
					Authentication mode
					Additional configuration for Microsoft SQL Server
					Database connection URL format
					Troubleshooting for MySQL databases
						Multiple primary keys defined
					Distributing the public key manually
				Deploying Burp Suite DAST to Kubernetes
				Setting up a suitable Kubernetes cluster
					Using the reference template
				Installing the application (Kubernetes)
					Downloading the Helm chart
					Providing custom values for the Helm chart
						Note for Oracle users
					Adding a TLS certificate
					Configuring TLS cipher suites
					Configuring the database details
					Using the Helm chart
					Installing using a pre-existing values file
				Creating the admin user (Kubernetes)
				Activating your license (Kubernetes)
				Configuring your web server (Kubernetes)
					Enabling TLS
			Setup guide: CI-driven scans with no dashboard
				Running a basic CI-driven scan with no dashboard
					Before you start
					System requirements
					Running a scan
					Scan results
					Remediation advice
					Evidence
					Configuring CI-driven scans
					CI-driven scan integration examples
				Configuring CI-driven scans with no dashboard
					Creating a configuration file for a CI-driven scan with no dashboard
						Mandatory settings
							Common requirements
							Web apps
							APIs
						Proxy settings
						Defining the scope
						Authentication
							Login credentials (web apps only)
							Recorded logins (web apps only)
							API authentication (APIs only)
						API key authentication
						HTTP authentication types
						Selecting a built-in scan configuration
						Configuring connection settings
						Specifying report format
						Ignoring specific vulnerabilities
						Setting the threshold
						Configuring output detail level
					Adding a configuration file to a CI-driven scan with no dashboard
				Example integrations for CI-driven scans with no dashboard
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with no dashboard with Jenkins
						Before you start
						Jenkins server requirements
						Configuring the Jenkins pipeline
						Setting the configuration of your scan
						Creating the Jenkinsfile
						Viewing scan results in Jenkins
						Remediation advice
						Evidence
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with no dashboard with TeamCity
						Before you start
						TeamCity agent requirements
						Creating the settings file
						Setting the configuration of your scan
						Configuring the TeamCity pipeline
						Viewing scan results in TeamCity
						Remediation advice
						Evidence
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with no dashboard with GitHub Actions
		Next steps after setup
			Set up your email server
			Set up integrations
			Set up SSO
			Import sites in bulk
		Trial setup guide
			Install with the default options
				Activating your license
			Run your first scan
			Analyze your scan's results
	Burp Suite DAST user guide
		Getting started with Burp Suite DAST
			Step 1: Set up your users
			Step 2: Add the sites you want to scan
			Step 3: Set up a scan configuration
			Step 4: Schedule your scans
			Step 5: View scan results
		What else can I do with Burp Suite DAST?
		Extensions in Burp Suite DAST
			Extension library
			Adding extensions to Burp Suite DAST
				Prerequisite permissions for adding extensions
				Adding BApps to Burp Suite DAST
				Adding custom extensions to Burp Suite DAST
					Requirements for extensions
					Adding a custom extension
				Adding BChecks to Burp Suite DAST
			Managing extensions in Burp Suite DAST
				Viewing extension details
				Updating an extension
				Deleting an extension
		Managing users and permissions
			Managing users locally
			Using SSO
			Role-based access control
				Vertical segregation of permissions
				Horizontal segregation of permissions
			Adding local users
				Creating an API user
			Enabling single sign-on for Burp Suite DAST
				Creating local groups for SAML or LDAP
				Configuring LDAP single sign-on for Burp Suite DAST
					Testing your configuration
				Configuring SAML single sign-on for Burp Suite DAST
					Configuring SAML SSO with ADFS
						Before you start
						Step 1: Add Burp Suite DAST to your trusted applications
						Step 2: Obtain key details from ADFS
						Step 3: Enter the key details in Burp Suite DAST
						Step 4: Test your configuration
						Managing groups
					Enabling Burp Suite DAST to access your ADFS groups
						Create a central claim issuance policy
						Create claim rules for each group individually
						Adding your groups to Burp Suite DAST
					Configuring SAML SSO with Entra ID (formerly Azure AD)
						Before you start
						Step 1: Add Burp Suite DAST to your trusted applications
						Step 2: Import key details from Entra ID
						Step 3: Test your configuration
						Managing groups
					Enabling Burp Suite DAST to access your Entra ID groups
						Adding your groups to Burp Suite DAST
					Configuring SAML SSO with Okta
						Before you start
						Step 1: Add Burp Suite DAST to your trusted applications
						Step 2: Add a Group Attribute Statement
						Step 3: Obtain key details from Okta
						Step 4: Enter the key details in Burp Suite DAST
						Step 5: Test your configuration
						Managing groups
					Enabling Burp Suite DAST to access your Okta groups
						Adding your groups to Burp Suite DAST
					Configuring single logout
				Configuring SCIM
					Integrating SCIM using Okta
						Prerequisites
						Get your SCIM URL and API token
						Upload a TLS certificate
						Configure the connection in Okta
							Enable SCIM provisioning
							Enter the connection details
							Configure the provisioning to app settings
						Push your Okta users and groups to Burp Suite DAST
					Integrating SCIM using OneLogin
						Prerequisites
						Get your SCIM URL and API token
						Upload a TLS certificate
						Configure the connection in OneLogin
							Enter the connection details
							Configure the parameters
						Enable SCIM provisioning
						Push your OneLogin users to Burp Suite DAST
							Troubleshooting provisioning issues in OneLogin
					Managing SCIM users and groups
						Assigning permissions to SCIM users
						Assigning permissions to SCIM groups
						Removing a SCIM user
			Managing users locally
				Viewing users
				Creating a new user
				Editing users
				Suspending a user temporarily
				Deleting a user
			Managing groups locally
				Creating a new group
				Editing a group
				Restricting access to sites
				Deleting a group
			Managing roles locally
				Creating a new role
				Modifying roles
				Deleting roles
			Restricting access to sites
			Resetting your admin password
				Resetting your admin password on a Cloud instance
				Resetting your admin password on a self-hosted standard instance
					Windows
					Linux
				Resetting your admin password on a self-hosted Kubernetes instance
		Scanning web apps and APIs
			Sites section contents
			Adding new sites
				Scanning web apps
					Optional settings for your new web app site
						Detailed scope configuration
						Protocol settings
						Scan settings
				Scanning APIs
					Adding API definitions
					Adding an API definition
					Optional settings for your API
				Configuring API authentication
					Adding basic authentication
					Adding Bearer token authentication
					Adding API key / custom token authentication
					Editing or deleting authentication methods
				Viewing and configuring API endpoints
					Filtering endpoints
			Configuring network and firewall settings for a site
				Cloud instances
				Self-hosted instances
			Importing sites in bulk
				Preparing the import CSV file
				Uploading the CSV file
			Setting the site scope
			Configuring site settings
				Defining the scan configuration for a site
					Using preset scan modes
					Using custom scan configurations
						Assign a custom scan configuration to a site
						Create a custom scan configuration
						Exporting scan configurations
						Importing scan configurations
					Defining the scan configuration for a folder
						How scan configurations are combined
						How preset scan modes are combined
				Configuring authentication for web apps
					Configuring login details
					Configuring platform authentication details
					Adding usernames and passwords for a web app
					Adding recorded login sequences
						Adding recorded login sequences to Burp Suite DAST
						Reviewing a recorded login sequence
					Configuring platform authentication
				Configuring upstream proxy servers
				Adding headers and cookies
				Scanning with extensions in Burp Suite DAST
					Applying extensions to sites
						Applying extensions to an existing site
						Removing extensions from sites
					Applying extensions to folders
				Setting up scan notifications
					Setting up email notifications
						Setting up email notifications when creating a new site
						Setting up email notifications for existing sites
					Setting up Slack notifications
						Setting up Slack notifications when creating a new site
						Setting up Slack notifications for existing sites
			Performing a pre-scan check
			Adding tags to sites
				Permissions required to manage tags
				Creating tags
				Adding tags to a single site or folder
				Adding tags to multiple sites or folders
				Filtering by tags
				Untagging a single site or folder
				Untagging multiple sites or folders
				Editing tags
				Deleting tags
			Editing existing sites
			Managing the site tree
				Creating folders and subfolders
				Adding individual sites to a folder
				Moving sites and folders in bulk
				Deleting sites and folders
		Working with scans
			Creating scans
				Scheduling scans for a folder
				Creating a new scan
				CI-driven scans
			Managing scheduled scans
				Viewing scheduled scans
				Editing scheduled scans
				Deleting scheduled scans
				Editing scheduled scan configurations
			Performing bulk actions with scans
			Viewing scan details
			Monitoring scan progress
				Reviewing scan errors
			Configuring issue management settings
				Configure false positive settings:
				Configure accepted risk settings:
				Configure edit issue severity settings:
			Best practices for scanning
				Configurations by use case
				Scope considerations
				Large web applications
				Authentication
			Best practices for managing false positives
			Configuring site and scan data settings
			Downloading logs and debug packs
				Downloading the event log
				Downloading the scan debug pack
				Downloading the verbose debug pack
		Working with scan results
			Viewing scan results
				Viewing the dashboard
				Viewing issues
				Reviewing discovered URLs
				Reviewing statistics about your scan
				Reviewing the settings used for your scan
				Viewing failed scans
			Tracking issues over time
				Viewing the dashboard for a site
				Viewing the dashboard for a folder
				Viewing the severity trend
			Viewing issue details
				View details for a specific issue
			Managing issues in Burp Suite DAST
				Marking an issue as false positive
				Marking an issue as accepted risk
				Editing issue severity
			Raising tickets
				Raising GitLab issues from within Burp Suite DAST
					Raising GitLab issues for multiple issues
				Raising Jira tickets manually
					Unlink Jira tickets
				Raising Trello cards from within Burp Suite DAST
					Raising Trello cards for multiple issues
				Raising tickets for multiple issues
					Linking multiple issues to an existing ticket
					Managing linked tickets
			Downloading reports
				Download a standard report
				Download a compliance report
				Send scan summary reports automatically
				Export issue data
		Managing scanning resources
			Managing scanning pools
			Using self-hosted scanning machines with a Cloud instance
				System requirements for self-hosted scanning machines
					General requirements
					Supported operating systems
				Network and firewall settings for self-hosted scanning machines
				Setting up a self-hosted scanning machine for a Cloud instance
					Prerequisites
					Downloading the installer
					Running the installer
					Scanning your sites with self-hosted scanning machines
				Managing self-hosted scanning machines with a Cloud instance
					Updating self-hosted scanning machines
					Deleting a self-hosted scanning machine
					Managing authentication tokens
				Scanning pools for Cloud instances of Burp Suite DAST
					Features of scanning pools
					Creating a new scanning pool
					Reassigning a scanning machine to a different pool
					Reassigning a site to a different pool
			Managing scanning resources for a self-hosted instance
				Standard instances
				Kubernetes instances
				Deploying additional scanning machines
					Setting up a new scanning machine
					Authorizing a new scanning machine
				Managing Kubernetes scanning resources
					Setting concurrent scan limits
					Disabling scanning
					Amending your license
					Viewing active scans
				Scanning pools for self-hosted instances of Burp Suite DAST
					Features of scanning pools
					Creating a new scanning pool
					Reassigning a scanning machine to a different pool
					Reassigning a site to a different pool
			Assigning scan limits
				Additional scans
		Post-installation configuration
			Managing certificates for outbound connections
			Configuring your SMTP server
				Using an HTTP proxy server to connect to the SMTP server
				Connecting to an external email service
				Connecting to an internal email service
				Verifying your SMTP server connection
			Configuring an HTTP proxy server
			Allowlisting an application for CORS
			Configuring database backups
			Migrating to an external database
				Preparing for the migration
					Prerequisite steps for Oracle databases
				Migrating your data
					Running the database transfer command manually
				Restarting the Burp Suite DAST services
		Integrating with CI/CD platforms
			CI-driven scans
			CI/CD plugins (legacy)
			Integrating CI-driven scans
				What are CI-driven scans?
				Configuring your scan
				Viewing your scan results
				Getting started with CI-driven scans
					Before you start
					System requirements
					Running a scan
					Setting the public key certificate
					Scan results
					Remediation advice
					Evidence
					Configuring CI-driven scans
					CI-driven scan integration examples
				System requirements for CI-driven scans
					Network and firewall configuration
				Creating a configuration file for a CI-driven scan
					Mandatory settings
						Common requirements
						Web apps
						APIs
					Proxy settings
					Defining the scope
					Public key certificate
					Authentication
						Login credentials (web apps only)
						Recorded logins (web apps only)
						API authentication (APIs only)
					API key authentication
					HTTP authentication types
					Dynamic authorization
					Scan configuration
						Selecting a built-in scan configuration
						Selecting a custom scan configuration
					Using custom extensions, BChecks, and BApps with CI-driven scans
					Configuring connection settings
					Viewing scan results in the dashboard
					Specifying report format
					Ignoring specific vulnerabilities
					Setting the threshold
					Configuring output detail level
				Adding a configuration file to a CI-driven scan
				Example integrations for CI-driven scans
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with Azure DevOps
						Before you start
						Azure DevOps agent requirements
						Configuring the Azure DevOps pipeline
							(Optional) Creating a starter pipeline YAML file
						Running the Azure DevOps pipeline
						Viewing scan results in Azure DevOps
							Remediation advice and evidence
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with GitHub Actions
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with GitLab
						Before you start
						GitLab agent requirements
						Configuring the GitLab pipeline
							(Optional) Creating a starter pipeline YAML file
						Running the GitLab pipeline
						Viewing scan results in GitLab
							Remediation advice and evidence
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with Jenkins
						Before you start
						Jenkins server requirements
						Configuring the Jenkins pipeline
						Setting the configuration of your scan
						Creating the Jenkinsfile
						Viewing scan results in Jenkins
						Remediation advice
						Evidence
					Integrating a CI-driven scan with TeamCity
						Before you start
						TeamCity agent requirements
						Creating the settings file
						Setting the configuration of your scan
						Configuring the TeamCity pipeline
						Viewing scan results in TeamCity
						Remediation advice
						Evidence
			Using plugins for CI/CD platform integration
				Overview of CI/CD platform integration
					Integration types
					Detailed instructions
				Integration types for CI/CD platforms
					Site-driven scan
					Burp scan
				Creating an API user for the CI/CD integration
					Create a role and group for CI/CD users
					Create the CI/CD API user
				Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Jenkins
					Create an API user
					Download and install the plugin
					Configure the integration
					Configuring a site-driven scan in Jenkins
						Prerequisites
						Whitelist your Jenkins URL
						Create the site-driven scan build step in Jenkins
						Test your integration
					Configuring a Burp scan in Jenkins
						Prerequisites
						Create the Burp scan build step in Jenkins
						Test your integration
				Integrating Burp Suite DAST with TeamCity
					Create an API user
					Download and install the plugin
					Configure the integration
					Configuring a site-driven scan in TeamCity
						Prerequisites
						Whitelist your TeamCity URL
						Create the site-driven scan build step in TeamCity
						Test your integration
					Configuring a Burp scan in TeamCity
						Prerequisites
						Create the Burp scan build step in TeamCity
						Test your integration
				Integrating with other CI/CD platforms
					Configuring a site-driven scan using the generic CI/CD driver
						Prerequisites
						Add the build steps to your pipeline
						Test your integration
					Configuring a Burp scan using the generic CI/CD driver
						Prerequisites
						Add the build steps to your pipeline
						Test your integration
					Parameter reference for the generic CI/CD driver
				Optional settings for the CI/CD integration
					Configuring optional settings using the platform plugins
					Configuring optional settings using the generic CI/CD driver
					Overriding the default scan configurations from your CI/CD system
					Ignoring issues
		Integrating Burp Suite DAST with issue tracking platforms
			Integrating Burp Suite DAST with GitLab
				Prerequisites
				(Recommended) Create a new GitLab user for the integration
				Generate a GitLab impersonation token
				Connect Burp Suite DAST to GitLab
					Enable GitLab issues to be raised manually
					Enable GitLab issues to be raised automatically
				Raising GitLab issues from within Burp Suite DAST
			Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Jira
				Supported versions of Jira
				Supported certificate types
				Create a new Jira user (Recommended)
				Generate a Jira API token (Jira Cloud only)
				Connect Burp Suite DAST to Jira
					Enable users to manually raise Jira tickets
			Raising Jira tickets automatically
				Raising tickets for previously found issues
				Duplicating rules for automatic tickets
			Managing Jira ticket duplication
			Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Trello
				Prerequisite
				(Recommended) Create a new Trello user for the integration
				Connect Burp Suite DAST to Trello
					Enable manual Trello card creation
					Enable automatic Trello card creation
				Raising Trello cards from within Burp Suite DAST
		Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Slack
			Prerequisites
			Create a Slack app
			Add the app to your Slack channels
			Connect your Slack app to Burp Suite DAST
			Manage which Slack channels are available
		Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Splunk
			Prerequisites
			Configuring a connection to Splunk
			Creating a new event type in Splunk
			Disconnecting from Splunk
		Managing services
			Managing Burp Suite DAST services for standard instances
				List running services
				Stop running services
				Start services
			Restarting services for Kubernetes instances
		Managing updates
			Configuring automatic updates
			Manually checking for updates
			Manually installing updates
			Downtime during updates
			Updating a Cloud instance
			Updating Burp Suite DAST on Kubernetes
				Preparing to update
				Running the update command
		Troubleshooting in Burp Suite DAST
			Troubleshooting Cloud instances
				Event log
				Help center
				Support logs
			Troubleshooting a self-hosted instance
				Troubleshooting a Kubernetes instance
					Help center
					Support pack
					Event log
					Scan debug pack
					Enabling verbose logging
					Downloading logs manually
				Troubleshooting a standard instance
					Help center
						Support pack
						Diagnostics
						Debug
						Documentation
					Event log
					Scan debug pack
					Enabling verbose logging
					Downloading logs manually
		Burp Suite DAST - Reference
			Technical infrastructure
			Troubleshooting in Burp Suite DAST
			API reference
			User interface
			Home page
				Dashboard
				Issues
			Sites page
				Site filters
				Site actions
			Scans page
				Scans
				Scheduled scans
					Schedule scan configurations
			Custom scan configuration settings
				Connections
					Platform authentication
					Upstream proxy servers
				Request Throttling
				Embedded Browser
				Burp Collaborator Server
			Site and scan data settings
				Automatic site creation for API-generated scans
					How does Burp Suite DAST decide which sites to match?
				Scan deltas
			Issue details
				Advisory tab
				Request and response tabs
				Dynamic analysis
			Reports
				Standard reports
					Included severities
					False positives
				Compliance reports
					Compliance report contents
					Uncategorized issues
					Viewing scan details
				Automatic scan summary reports
			Team page
				Users
				Groups
				Roles
			Settings menu
			User activity log
				Enabling user activity logging
				Downloading the user activity log
			Site-level view
				Dashboard
				Scans
				Scheduled scans
				Issues
				Details
					Site details
					Site scope
					Scan settings
			Folder-level view
				Folder-level dashboard
				Scans
				Scheduled scans
				Issues
				Scan settings
			Browser-powered scanning for Burp Suite DAST
				How to enable browser-powered scanning for Burp Suite DAST
					Enabling browser-powered scanning on Linux machines
				All other Linux distributions
			Performing bulk actions in the site tree
				Permissions for bulk actions
			Scanning machines
				Scanning pools
				CI-driven scans
			Network and firewall rule reference
				On this page
				Cloud instances running scans on PortSwigger's infrastructure
				Cloud instances with self-hosted scans
				Cloud instances with CI-driven scans
				Self-hosted instances with self-hosted scans
				Self-hosted instances with CI-driven scans
			Multi-factor authentication settings
				Enabling MFA
				Logging in with MFA
				Backup codes
					Managing backup codes
					Using backup codes
			Unattended installation of Burp Suite DAST
				Performing an unattended installation with Linux
				Performing an unattended installation with Windows
				Varfile field guide
		API documentation
			API overview
				Using the APIs
			Creating API users
			REST API
			GraphQL API
				GraphQL API overview
				Getting started with the GraphQL API
					Creating an API user
					Structuring the GraphQL call
					Example request
					Using Insomnia
				Performing common tasks with the GraphQL API
					Query and mutation names
					Retrieving a list of scans
					Retrieving the most recent scan for a site
					Retrieving basic details for a specific scan
					Retrieving a list of scan configurations
					Retrieving basic site tree details
					Retrieving scan issue information
					Retrieving all issues for a scan
					Retrieving detailed information about a specific issue
					Generating a scan remediation report
					Creating a site
					Scheduling a new scan
					Moving a site to a new folder
Scanner
	How do scans work?
	BCheck definitions
		Managing BChecks in Burp Suite Professional
		Managing BChecks in Burp Suite DAST
		BCheck definition reference
			Metadata
			Control flow
			Conditionals
			Actions
				Issue naming
				Issue consolidation
			Reserved variables
			Functions
				Combining functions
			Misc
				Strings
				Character escaping
				Regex
				Comments
				Special characters
			BCheck structure
		Worked examples
			In this section
			Example host check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Configure potential paths
				Step 3: Configure the request
				Step 4: Report issues
			Example path check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Configure file extensions
				Step 3: Configure the request
				Step 4: Report issues
			Example passive check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Add a string for the check to match
				Step 3: Report the issue
				Test this BCheck
			Example insertion point check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Define the calculation
				Step 3: Send the request
				Step 4: Report issues
			Example Collaborator-based check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Configure the request
				Step 3: Analyze the results
				Test this BCheck
			Example Log4Shell check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Declare variables
				Step 3: Send the request
				Step 4: Send a follow-up request
				Step 5: Report issues
			Example server-side prototype pollution check
				Step 1: Add metadata
				Step 2: Declare variables
				Step 3: Attempt to inject SSPP
				Step 4: Force an error to check for SSPP
				Step 5: Evaluate results and send follow-up request
				Step 6: Do a second check for SSPP
				Step 7: Report issues
				Test this BCheck
		Submitting BChecks to the community
			Step 1 - Check the submission guidelines
			Step 2 - Make a pull request
			Step 3 - We review your BCheck
	Crawling
		Core approach
		Session handling
		Detecting changes in application state
		Authenticated scanning
		Application login credentials
		Crawling volatile content
		Crawling with Burp's browser
		Viewing crawl paths
	Auditing
		Audit phases
			Passive audit phase
		Consolidation of frequently-occurring passive issues
			Active audit phase
			JavaScript analysis phase
		Audit prioritization
			Attack surface exposure
			Interest level
		Insertion points
			Encoding data within insertion points
			Nested insertion points
			Modifying parameter locations
			Handling of frequently occurring insertion points
		Automatic session handling
		Handling application errors
	Authenticated scanning
		Login credentials
			How does Burp Scanner use login credentials?
			Login settings
		Identifying login and registration forms
			Why is Burp Scanner not filling in my login forms?
		Recorded login sequences
			Using recorded login sequences
		Best practice for recording login sequences
			Limitations of recorded login sequences
				Tips for recording successful login sequences
				Troubleshooting recorded login sequences for Burp Suite DAST
		Recording login sequences
			Preparing the Burp Suite Navigation Recorder extension
				Using the extension without incognito mode
			Recording a login sequence
			Adding recorded login sequences to Burp
		Troubleshooting recorded login sequences
	Scan configurations
		Preset scan modes
			Setting preset scan modes for folders
		Custom scan configurations
			Scan configuration structure
			Combining custom configurations
			Setting scan configurations for folders
		Built-in configurations
			Audit checks - all except JavaScript analysis
			Audit checks - all except time-based detection methods
			Audit checks - BChecks only
			Audit checks - critical issues only
			Audit checks - extensions only
			Audit checks - light active
			Audit checks - medium active
			Audit checks - passive
			Audit coverage - maximum
			Audit coverage - thorough
			Crawl and Audit - Balanced
			Crawl and Audit - CICD Optimized
			Crawl and Audit - Deep
			Crawl and Audit - Fast
			Crawl and Audit - Lightweight
			Crawl limit - 10 minutes
			Crawl limit - 30 minutes
			Crawl limit - 60 minutes
			Crawl strategy - faster
			Crawl strategy - fastest
			Crawl strategy - more complete
			Crawl strategy - most complete
			Minimize false negatives
			Minimize false positives
			Never stop audit due to application errors
			Never stop crawl due to application errors
		Crawl options
			Crawl optimization
				Crawl strategy
			Crawl limits
			Login functions
			Handling application errors during crawl
			Crawl project option overrides
			Miscellaneous crawl settings
				Burp's browser options
		Audit options
			Audit optimization
				Allow crawl and audit to run in parallel
			Issues reported
			Handling application errors during audit
			Insertion point types
			Modifying parameter locations
			Ignored insertion points
			Frequently occurring insertion points
			Misc insertion point options
				Nested insertion points
			JavaScript analysis options
			Audit project option overrides
	Browser-powered scanning
		Use cases for browser-powered scanning
	Requirements for API scanning
		Starting an API scan
			Incidental API scanning
		API definition requirements
			OpenAPI definition requirements
		OpenAPI endpoints
			SOAP WSDL requirements
			Postman Collection requirements
		Postman requests
		Crawling GraphQL APIs
	Scanning single-page apps
		Configuring scans of SPAs
		Crawl strategy
		Routing fragments
		Non-standard clickable elements
	Burp Scanner error reference
		Burp Scanner errors in Burp Suite Professional
		Burp Scanner errors in Burp Suite DAST
	Vulnerabilities list
Burp Collaborator
	Uses
		External service interaction
		Out-of-band resource load
		Blind SQL injection
		Blind cross-site scripting
	Server
		Private or public server
		Data security
			Data storage
			Data retrieval
			Collaborator-based email addresses
		Deploying a private server
			General setup
			Setting up the domain and DNS records
			Setting up the ports and firewall
			Setting up your server resources
			Setting up the configuration file
			Launching the Collaborator server
			Health check and troubleshooting
			Basic setup
			Configuring your private server
				Configure TLS certificates
				Add a polling interface
				Use CNAME settings
				Truncate interaction messages
				Collect usage metrics
				Log interaction information
				Add custom HTTP content
				Add custom DNS records
			Example configuration file
				Configuration file fields
				Alternative configuration fields:
			Troubleshooting
				Collaborator health check
				Server domain resolution
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