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Burp Suite

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Depth Security: Blind SQL Injection & BurpSuite – Like a Boss

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Burp is voted #1 web scanner

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Every couple of years, SecTools.org carries out a survey of the most popular security tools, as voted for by thousands of users. The latest results are out and Burp has done pretty well:Burp is number one in web scanners, out of the 20 tools that were surveyed.Burp is number 13 in all security tools, out of the 125 tools that were surveyed.Needless to say, I'm pretty happy with this result,

emonti/buby @ GitHub

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mashup of JRuby with the popular commercial web security testing tool Burp Suite from PortSwigger. Burp is driven from and tied to JRuby with a Java extension using the BurpExtender API. This extension aims to add Ruby scriptability to Burp Suite with an interface comparable to the Burp's pure Java extension interface

Corsaire: Tools

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mac os x security tools paros

Corsaire: Tools

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mac os x security tools paros

Burp v1.4 beta now available

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A beta version of the new release of Burp is now available to Professional users. Although this is a beta release it is highly stable and suitable for normal day-to-day use. There are probably a few bugs to flush out, and I'll hopefully be adding a few more things during the beta period. Any feedback and bug reports would be much appreciated. Please email these directly so I can get back to you...

Burp v1.4 beta now available

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A beta version of the new release of Burp is now available to Professional users. Although this is a beta release it is highly stable and suitable for normal day-to-day use.There are probably a few bugs to flush out, and I'll hopefully be adding a few more things during the beta period. Any feedback and bug reports would be much appreciated. Please email these directly so I can get back to you

Burp v1.4 preview – Macros

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A key part of Burp's new session handling functionality is the ability to run macros, as defined in session handling rules. A macro is a predefined sequence of one or more requests. Typical use cases for macros include:Fetching a page of the application (such as the user's home page) to check that the current session is still valid.Performing a login to obtain a new valid session.Obtaining a to...

Burp v1.4 preview – Macros

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A key part of Burp's new session handling functionality is the ability to run macros, as defined in session handling rules. A macro is a predefined sequence of one or more requests. Typical use cases for macros include:Fetching a page of the application (such as the user's home page) to check that the current session is still valid.Performing a login to obtain a new valid session.Obtaining a