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DAST

Using custom scan configurations

Cloud Self-hosted In addition to the Burp Suite DAST preset scan modes, you can create and import custom configurations. This section explains how to create ...

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

Testing for privilege escalation

When a user logs in to an application, they usually only have access to the parts of the application that they need to perform their specific tasks. If ...

DAST

Installing Burp Suite DAST (Standard)

Install Burp Suite DAST with the default options to get up and running as fast as possible.

DAST

Optional settings for the CI/CD integration

In addition to configuring the integration between your CI/CD system and Burp Suite DAST, both the plugins and generic driver provide various optional ...

DAST

Configuring your network and firewall settings (Standard)

To ensure that Burp Suite DAST is able to function correctly, you may need to configure your firewall to allow the various components to communicate with ...

DAST

Activating your license (Kubernetes)

When you log in to Burp Suite DAST for the first time, you are prompted to activate your license before you can begin using the product. Note Before you ...

DAST

Integrating Burp Suite DAST with TeamCity

Integrating Burp Suite DAST with TeamCity is made simple thanks to our TeamCity plugin. Before beginning, you should decide which integration type you want ...

DAST

Migrating from Windows to Cloud

Once you've learned the basics of Burp Suite DAST, you'll be ready to experience some of its advanced functionality. Find tutorials here.

PROFESSIONAL DAST

BCheck definitions

BChecks are custom scan checks that you can create and import. Burp Scanner runs these checks in addition to its built-in scanning routine, helping you to ...

PROFESSIONAL

Passive scan check worked example

You can extend Burp Scanner by writing your own scan checks. A custom scan check can report new security issues that Burp doesn't detect natively. In this ...