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PROFESSIONAL DAST

Example configuration file

When you set up a private Collaborator server, you need to write a configuration file. You can refer to this example configuration file for guidance. This ...

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.

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 ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Best practice for recording login sequences

Burp Suite's recorded login sequence feature enables you to specify login details that Burp Scanner can use when performing authenticated scanning on ...

DAST

Analyze your scan's results

Learn how to analyze Burp Suite DAST's scan results. Get a summary of your security posture, and report findings to other stakeholders.

DAST

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 ...

PROFESSIONAL

Running scans as part of your manual testing workflow

Burp Scanner is a web vulnerability scanning tool built into Burp Suite Professional. You can use Burp Scanner to automatically map the attack surface and ...

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 ...

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

Decoding opaque data with Burp Suite

Burp Suite includes multiple tools for working with opaque data that isn't human-readable. You can use these while you analyze the attack surface, in order ...

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 ...