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Checking for hidden inputs with Burp Suite
Hidden inputs are HTTP headers, cookies, or parameters that affect how a site responds to requests but are not used during normal interaction with the site. ...
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Self-hosted To avoid placing too much load on your scanning machines, you can limit the maximum number of concurrent scans that they can run. For newly ...
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Burp Collaborator data security
Burp Collaborator is designed with a strong emphasis on data security: The Collaborator server stores minimal information about each interaction and ...
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Modifying requests using the Inspector
The Inspector has several features to make it easier to modify requests and perform basic operations, such as reordering headers: Adding new items to a ...
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 ...
PROFESSIONAL
Burp's AI-powered extensions enhance and automate your testing workflow. This page explains how to enable AI-powered extensions and how the AI credit system ...
DAST
Performing bulk actions with scans
Cloud Self-hosted The bulk actions menu enables you to cancel or delete multiple scans at the same time. You can also use the Scan again option to scan the ...
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Burp Suite contains various tools for performing different testing tasks. The tools operate effectively together, and you can pass interesting requests ...
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Getting started with Burp Logger
The Logger tab displays all the HTTP traffic sent between all of Burp's tools and your target websites. This includes tools or extensions that send requests ...
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Installing extensions manually
You can install extensions manually from a file. This is useful when: You want to use a custom extension in .jar, .py, or .rb format. For instructions, see ...