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Configuring a Burp scan in TeamCity

Configuring a Burp scan in TeamCity involves largely the same process as in previous versions of Burp Suite DAST. In this section, we'll provide ...

DAST

Browser-powered scanning for Burp Suite DAST

Browser-powered scanning is an invaluable feature that unleashes the full capability of Burp Scanner. When browser-powered scanning is enabled, Burp Scanner ...

DAST

Configuring SAML single sign-on for Burp Suite DAST

Cloud Self-hosted Burp Suite DAST supports SAML-based single sign-on (SSO). This allows users to log in with their existing credentials. Note You can also ...

DAST

Performing a pre-scan check

Cloud Self-hosted You can perform a pre-scan check to: Make sure that Burp Suite DAST can reach your target URLs. Review and edit your recorded login ...

DAST

GraphQL API overview

If you are planning on developing a new integration of Burp Suite DAST with your own software or a third-party tool, we recommend using the GraphQL API ...

DAST

System requirements for CI-driven scans

Cloud Self-hosted In order to run scans successfully, make sure that your infrastructure meets the following requirements: We recommend that you run a ...

DAST

Configuring SAML SSO with ADFS

Cloud Self-hosted This section explains how to configure SAML SSO using Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) as your identity provider. You may also ...

DAST

Configuring a site-driven scan in TeamCity

To integrate Burp Suite DAST with TeamCity, we recommend using the site-driven scan option. In this section, we'll provide step-by-step instructions on the ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Configuring your private Collaborator server

You can configure many options for your private Collaborator server in the configuration file. For example, you can use the configuration file to: Configure ...

DAST

Configuring your SMTP server

Self-hosted If you configure a connection between Burp Suite DAST and your SMTP server, you can enable some useful features: Administrators can send email ...