Burp Suit
Burp Suit
Used to learn about website behavior and to find vulnerabilities and used for bug bunty
Features
Although Burp Suite Community offers a more limited feature set compared to the
Professional edition, it still provides an impressive array of tools that are highly valuable for
web application testing. Let's explore some of the key features:
Proxy: The Burp Proxy is the most renowned aspect of Burp Suite. It enables
interception and modification of requests and responses while interacting with web
applications.
Repeater: Another well-known feature. Repeater allows for capturing, modifying,
and resending the same request multiple times. This functionality is particularly useful
when crafting payloads through trial and error (e.g., in SQLi - Structured Query
Language Injection) or testing the functionality of an endpoint for vulnerabilities.
Intruder: Despite rate limitations in Burp Suite Community, Intruder allows for
spraying endpoints with requests. It is commonly utilized for brute-force attacks or
fuzzing endpoints.
Decoder: Decoder offers a valuable service for data transformation. It can decode
captured information or encode payloads before sending them to the target. While
alternative services exist for this purpose, leveraging Decoder within Burp Suite can
be highly efficient.
Comparer: As the name suggests, Comparer enables the comparison of two pieces of
data at either the word or byte level. While not exclusive to Burp Suite, the ability to
send potentially large data segments directly to a comparison tool with a single
keyboard shortcut significantly accelerates the process.
Sequencer: Sequencer is typically employed when assessing the randomness of
tokens, such as session cookie values or other supposedly randomly generated data. If
the algorithm used for generating these values lacks secure randomness, it can expose
avenues for devastating attacks.