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Burp Suite Cookbook

You're reading from   Burp Suite Cookbook Web application security made easy with Burp Suite

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835081075
Length 450 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Dr. Sunny Wear Dr. Sunny Wear
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Getting Started with Burp Suite FREE CHAPTER 2. Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Burp Suite of Tools 3. Chapter 3: Configuring, Crawling, Auditing, and Reporting with Burp 4. Chapter 4: Assessing Authentication Schemes 5. Chapter 5: Assessing Authorization Checks 6. Chapter 6: Assessing Session Management Mechanisms 7. Chapter 7: Assessing Business Logic 8. Chapter 8: Evaluating Input Validation Checks 9. Chapter 9: Attacking the Client 10. Chapter 10: Working with Burp Suite Macros and Extensions 11. Chapter 11: Implementing Advanced Topic Attacks 12. Index 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Reporting issues

Note

Reporting capabilities are only available in Burp Suite Professional.

In Burp Suite Professional, when the scanner discovers a potential vulnerability, the finding will be added to a list of issues under the Target tab, on the right-hand side of the UI:

Figure 3.149 – Issues

Figure 3.149 – Issues

Issues are color-coded to indicate their severity and confidence level. An issue with a red exclamation point means it has a high severity and the confidence level is certain.

Items with a lower severity or confidence level will be low, informational, and yellow, gray, or black. These items require manual penetration testing to validate whether the vulnerability is present. For example, HTML does not specify charset is a potential vulnerability identified by the scanner. This could be an attack vector for XSS or it could be a false positive. It is up to the pentester and their level of experience to validate such an issue:

  • Severity levels...
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