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Extensions in Burp Suite DAST

You can add extensions to Burp Suite DAST to implement custom scan behaviors and capabilities. There are three different types of extension: BChecks - ...

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Getting started with CI-driven scans

Cloud Self-hosted You can integrate CI-driven scans with any CI/CD platform that supports containers. This enables you to use Burp Scanner to run scans as a ...

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Adding usernames and passwords for a web app

Cloud Self-hosted If your web app uses a basic username and password-based login system, you can specify login credentials for Burp Scanner to use when ...

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Best practices for scanning

Cloud Self-hosted Burp Suite DAST provides preset scan configurations for easy setup. These work for most cases, but some applications may need to use ...

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Custom scan configuration settings

In Burp Suite DAST, custom configurations enable you to configure a number of scan settings, such as request throttling. You can define custom scan ...

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System requirements for a Kubernetes instance

You can deploy Burp Suite DAST to Kubernetes. We provide a Helm chart with the correct field values to meet the minimum system requirements. Note We ...

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Scanning web apps

Cloud Self-hosted You need to create a site in order to scan a web app. You can add an unlimited number of sites. In this context, the term web app refers ...

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Prerequisites for a standard installation

You will need to provide some technical details when installing Burp Suite DAST. To make the installation process as smooth as possible, we recommend you ...

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Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Jenkins

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

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Managing groups locally

Cloud Self-hosted Groups allow you to map users to their relevant roles. This enables you to assign the permissions for a chosen set of roles to all the ...