This release introduces two new issue management features: accepted risk marking and severity adjustment. We've also made some other improvements, and fixed some bugs. Accepted risk:You can now mark ...

You need to configure Firefox so that you can use it for testing with Burp Suite.

Get to grips with all the basics of Burp Suite Professional with our video tutorials. Covering product essentials such as intercepting HTTP requests and responses, scanning a website, and a guide to ...

JSON Web Tokens (JWT4B) lets you decode and manipulate JSON web tokens on the fly, check their validity and automate common attacks. Please note that JavaScript must ...

This section explains how to configure the way Burp Suite Enterprise Edition handles false positives, accepted risks, and issues with edited severities. You can configure whether Burp Suite Enterprise ...

In this section, we'll talk about DOM-based JavaScript-injection vulnerabilities, discuss how they can impact the victim, and suggest ways to reduce your exposure to JavaScript-injection ...

This topic explains how to mark issues as false positives, mark issues as accepted risks, and edit issue severity. If Burp incorrectly identifies an issue, you can mark that issue as a false positive.

Performance is a critical factor in the usability and efficiency of any software, and Burp Suite is no exception. We've recently focused on enhancing Burp Suite's performance across several key areas ...

All Burp Sequencer tests start with the hypothesis that the tokens are randomly generated. Each test then: Observes properties of the sample that are likely to have certain characteristics if the ...

In this tutorial, you'll use Burp Sequencer to analyze the quality of randomness in an application's session tokens. Burp Sequencer may have unexpected results in some applications. Until you are ...

Hands-on security testers need the best tools for the job. Tools you have faith in, and enjoy using all day long. Burp Suite has long been that tool, and now, it's faster than ever. We’ve listened to ...

URL validation bypasses are the root cause of numerous vulnerabilities including many instances of SSRF, CORS misconfiguration, and open redirection. These work by using ambiguous URLs to trigger URL ...