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Burp Suite Essentials Credits About the Author Acknowledgments About the Reviewers www.PacktPub.com Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more Why subscribe? Free access for Packt account holders Preface What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support Errata Piracy Questions 1. Getting Started with Burp Starting Burp from the command line Specifying memory size for Burp Specifying the maximum memory Burp is allowed to use Ensuring that IPv4 is allowed Working with other JVMs Summary 2. Configuring Browsers to Proxy through Burp Configuring widely used browsers to proxy through Burp Suite Microsoft Internet Explorer Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox Fine-grained proxy configuration Setting up FoxyProxy Mozilla Plug-n-Hack extension Exclusive Firefox profile Summary 3. Setting the Scope and Dealing with Upstream Proxies Multiple ways to add targets to the scope Loading a list of targets from a file Scope and Burp Suite tools Scope inclusion versus exclusion Dropping out-of-scope requests Dealing with upstream proxies and SOCKS proxies Types of proxies supported by Burp Working with SOCKS proxies Using SSH tunneling as a SOCKS proxy Setting up Burp to be a proxy server for other devices Summary 4. SSL and Other Advanced Settings Importing the Burp certificate in Mozilla Firefox Importing the Burp certificate in Microsoft IE and Google Chrome Installing the Burp certificate in iOS or Android SSL pass-through Invisible Proxy Summary 5. Using Burp Tools As a Power User – Part 1 Target Site map compare Proxy The Message Analysis tab Actions on the intercepted requests Response interception and modification Using the Proxy history tab Intruder Scanner Scanning optimization and requests When to scan Repeater Summary 6. Using Burp Tools As a Power User – Part 2 Spidering Sequencer Analysis of the tokens Sample analysis Decoder Comparer Alerts Summary 7. Searching, Extracting, Pattern Matching, and More Filtering Illustration Matching Grep - Match and Grep - Extract Summary 8. Using Engagement Tools and Other Utilities Search Target Analyzer Content Discovery Task Scheduler CSRF proof of concept Generator Summary 9. Using Burp Extensions and Writing Your Own Setting up the Python runtime for Burp Extensions Setting up the Ruby environment for Burp Extensions Loading and installing a Burp Extension from the Burp App Store Using BApp files Loading and installing a Burp Extension manually Managing Burp Extensions Memory issues with Burp Extensions Writing our own Burp Extensions A simple Burp Extension in Python Noteworthy Burp Extensions Summary 10. Saving Securely, Backing Up, and Other Maintenance Activities Saving and restoring a state Automatic backups Scheduled tasks Logging all activities Summary 11. Resources, References, and Links Primary references Learning about Burp Web application security testing with Burp Miscellaneous security testing tutorials with Burp Suite Pentesting thick clients Testing mobile applications for web security using Burp Suite Extensions references Books Summary Index
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