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Burp’s efficient testing workflow lets you find key vulnerabilities quickly.

You have full visibility and control of every action that Burp performs, letting you quickly find and probe the most promising attack surface.

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Uncover invisible security flaws using Burp Collaborator

Burp’s unique out-of-band technology can reveal serious vulnerabilities that are impossible to detect using conventional means.

Burp sends payloads designed to trigger network interactions with the external Burp Collaborator server, allowing detection of numerous hidden vulnerabilities.

Burp has payloads aimed at finding numerous categories of vulnerabilities, including SQL injection, OS command injection, and blind cross-site scripting. These can detect completely invisible vulnerabilities where there is no error message or other evidence in the application's responses, and where it is not even possible to cause a time delay.

Vulnerabilities that are triggered after scanning is completed can even be reported retrospectively, when the interaction eventually occurs.

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Automate repetitive tasks

Harness the power of your computer to automate as much of your work as possible, leaving you free to focus on the most interesting and high-value testing tasks.

  • Use Burp Scanner to probe applications for over 150 different types of vulnerability.
  • Use Burp Intruder to automate custom attacks against application functions.

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Stories from the Daily Swig about web security testing

Singapore gov’t launches new bug bounty program

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Microsoft issues emergency patch for Internet Explorer bug

Critical vulnerability is being exploited in the wild 20 December 2018 Microsoft issues emergency patch for Internet Explorer bug Critical vulnerability is being exploited in the wild

Christmas comes early for Capture the Flag champions

18 December 2018 Christmas comes early for Capture the Flag champions Hacking teams showcased their offensive skills in separate events from Leap Security and Trend Micro

SQLite vulnerability could lead to remote code execution

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State-backed hackers switch to inferior tactics to avoid being fingered for attacks

Hacking groups are keen to “blend in with the noise”, says former NSA official 17 December 2018 State-backed hackers switch to inferior tactics to avoid being fingered for attacks Hacking groups are keen to “blend in with the noise”, says former NSA official

Facebook Bug Bounty program pays out over $1m in 2018

14 December 2018 Facebook Bug Bounty program pays out over $1m in 2018 India, Croatia, and the US come out on top with most bounties issued

Virgin Media patches router modem backdoor flaws

Super Hub 3.0 vulnerabilities reported back in March 2017 14 December 2018 Virgin Media patches router modem backdoor flaws Super Hub 3.0 vulnerabilities reported back in March 2017

Jenkins releases patch for critical pipeline security flaws

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