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DAST

Deploying Burp Suite DAST to Kubernetes

To deploy Burp Suite DAST to Kubernetes: Step 1: Set up your Kubernetes cluster Step 2: Install the application Step 3: Create the admin user Step 4: ...

DAST

Configuring a site-driven scan using the generic CI/CD driver

In this section, we'll provide step-by-step instructions on how you can configure a site-driven scan using our generic CI/CD driver. Prerequisites You have ...

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

Testing for IDORs

Insecure Direct Object References (IDORs) are a type of access control vulnerability in which an application uses user-supplied input to access objects such ...

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

Testing for web message DOM XSS with DOM Invader

Web message DOM XSS occurs if the destination origin for a web message trusts the sender not to transmit malicious data in the message, and handles the data ...

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

Getting started with the site map

The Target > Site map tab displays all the information that Burp gathers about websites. This information comes from a number of sources such as Burp ...

DAST

Managing the site tree

Cloud Self-hosted As you add more sites to Burp Suite DAST, you may find it useful to organize those sites into folders. For example, you could group your ...

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

Viewing requests sent by Burp extensions using Logger

Learn how to see the requests Burp Extensions are making in Burp Suite Professional / Burp Suite Community Edition.

DAST

Parameter reference for the generic CI/CD driver

When using the generic, platform-agnostic CI/CD driver to integrate a Burp Suite DAST scan into your pipelines, you control the various options using ...

DAST

Configuring site settings

Cloud Self-hosted Burp Suite DAST offers a number of site-related settings that enable you to fine-tune Burp Scanner's behavior and provide additional ...

DAST

Install with the default options

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