![]() # the web browser and the target web server. # Configure network proxy in Burp Suite to Intercept the web traffic between Main engine of Burp, which allows it to intercept and modify all web traffic. ![]() Test these variant extensions on discovered files Test all extensions observed in use on target site, except for Use these configurations under the Config tab: Option In the Target->Site map tab, right-click on a target folder and select Engagement tools->Discover content. ? Download the common.txt file (like Dirbuster) from SecLists. ❗ Select the options carefully or it could take many hours with all options checked and even bring the site down. Tentative: is probably false positive Spider / Discover Content (hidden pages or directories) When Burp is Certain: 90% of the time it is a real flaw Right-click on target folder -> Issues -> Report issues for this branch Never send this report as is to a client, always look for false positive before sending. Hostname is exactly /… ^something\.else\.com Generate report Hostname is exactly (no /something) ^something\.else\.com$ In Host or IP range, enter a regular expressionĪll subdomains of.Right-click on target folder and choose Add to scope # Option 2 (need to intercept traffic first): # will occur and to not accidentally include more targets. The scope defines on which target(s) the spider and testing Shows all the content that has been discovered until now, by manually browsing the site’s pages. Visualize the target application’s contents in a folder structure hierarchy that corresponds to the site’s URL. Right-click on the request within the Intruder, and select Scan defined insertion points.Click Clear $ and select the parameters that need scanning.Right-click on a request and Send to Intruder (Ctrl I).Use this option when there is more than one parameter to test in a request. Highlight any sequence of characters within a request (typically a parameter value), right-click and select Extensions > Scan manual insertion point.Install the Scan manual insertion point extension.Scan defined insertion points Option 1 (preferred) Burp Scanner will use its default configuration to audit only this request. Right-click on a request from the Proxy tab (or other modules) and select Do active scan. Using Burp Scanner during manual testing.Under URL scope, select Include all URLs.Under Tools scope, select all checkboxes.Under Session handling rules, click on Add.Under Session handling rules, click Add.Īdd a HTTP header to all requests (example with X-Forwarded-For).In the Settings window, click on Sessions.Project Settings Perform specific actions when sending an HTTP request (e.g. Comment: Test XSS in logging of User-Agent.Under Match and replace rules, click Add.? Also accessible via tab Proxy->Proxy settings. Specify the host that requires the certificate.Under Client TLS certificates, click Add.In the Settings window, click on Network->TLS.❗ You MUST specify a password when creating the PKCS#12 file because Burp requires a password. Enter Destination host, type: NTLMv2, username and domain. ![]()
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