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What's happening in the Burp-verse - Issue #9 📰

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What's happening in the Burp-verse - Issue #9 📰

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Hi 👋,

I hope this newsletter finds you with a smile on your face. 😊

In this newsletter issue, we will walk through the latest blog posts, extensions, and a security certification from PortSwigger.

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Releases

Professional / Community 2021.7.2 (Early Adopter)

There hasn’t been a stable release since the last newsletter issue. The early adopter release 2021.7.2 has DOM Invader improvements and embedded browser update.

Blog Posts

How to configure BurpelFish

Have you ever tested an app in a different language - Spanish, Bahasa, Arabic, etc.?

If yes, you will know the hard part about it. I am not talking about finding bugs but rather translating what the functionality is.

BurpelFish is a Burp extension that helps translate text using Google Translate. This article by Alex Rodriguez shows how to configure the BurpelFish extension.

Check out the article.

Step by Step. Automating multi-pass attacks in Burp Suite

This article shows how to automate a multi-step login using three methods: using Burp macros, Stepper and Turbo Intruder, and then describing each method’s pros and cons. A very informative blog post.

Check out the article.

Extensions

_blank by Dajne Win

A simple Burp extension that helps find tabnabbing. It detects links with target=”_blank” and rel="opener" attributes. In case the links are user-controllable, then it’s a valid issue.

Source: https://cptwin.lolnet.co.nz/post/2021-07-24-_blank-burp-plugin/

5GC API Parse by PentHertz

A BurpSuite extension to parse 5GC NF OpenAPI 3.0 files to assess 5G core networks.

Source: https://github.com/PentHertz/5GC_API_parse

Tweets

Reduce noise in your proxy logs!

Muhammad Noman

@nomanramzan91

Burp Suite > Proxy > Options > TLS Pass Through.
Add these:
.*\.google\.com
.*\.gstatic\.com
.*\.mozilla\.com
.*\.googleapis\.com
.*\.pki\.goog
No more noise in your logs! #bugbountytips #Bugbounty #CyberSecurity

1:24 PM - 25 Jul 2021

DirectoryImporter extension supports ffuf

Tanner Barnes

@_StaticFlow_

Thanks to a co-worker DirectoryImporter now supports Fuff! Bapp store update soon! https://t.co/QT6bL2Ij7P

4:08 AM - 16 Jul 2021

One disadvantage of creating Burp extensions in Jython: the code will be stuck with Python 2.7. Jython doesn’t support Python 3 yet.

Cat

@Ryan_Jarv

So I guess BurpSuite python plug-ins are stuck on 2.7 for a while. Doesn’t seem to be much development on Jython and can’t tell if the Jython 3 roadmap has been updated since 2015.

12:49 AM - 31 Jul 2021

Others

Burp Suite Certified Practitioner Certification!

A security certification from Portswigger. This certification focuses on detecting and exploiting web-based vulnerabilities (XSS, SQLi, OOB attacks, etc.) using Burp Suite Pro.

Completing modules in Web Security Academy is mandatory before taking the exam.

Does it mean PortSwigger will silently add premium modules to Web Security Academy or start charging for the labs?

PortSwigger says that access to Web Security Academy will remain free. The certification fee covers the exam proctoring and infrastructure costs.

Talking about the certification fee, unlike many popular (and costly) security certifications, it’s $99 only.

Check out the certification page for more details.

Automate Burp Suite Pro using SimpleAutoBurp

SimpleAutoBurp by Adan Álvarez, as the name suggests, is a simple Python script to run Burp Suite scans from CLI. It utilizes Burp REST API and doesn’t allow authenticated Burp scans yet. It’s like the stripped-down version of Seltzer.

Finally

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