While most tools have a free version, there are good reasons to get the paid variant. For example, more features, current vulnerabilities, etc. In addition, some licensing agreements have prohibited the commercial use of a free tool. There are also a few commercial web analytics tools that range in price from several hundred dollars to thousands of dollars. Burp Suite is such a tool that tends to the bottom of the cost scale for the professional version (275 $US per year at the time of this letter), but still offers a solid set of features. Burp Suite is run in a graphical interface interface, as shown in Figure 10.6, and contains several advanced tools to perform more detailed attacks, in addition to the standard features that we can find in any web evaluation product. All this time, I used the free version of Burp Suite and was shocked to see the cost of the pro version. And as soon as you move to Acunetix or Nessus, the price goes up. How do individuals afford this expensive software? Does working at Bug Bounty help? Or do most owners get the software licensed from their organizations? If you want to run the extension on current versions (JRE > 9) of the JVM, use the burp-rest api. {sh,bat} Script launcher after copying burpsuite_pro.jar and burp-rest-api.jar in the same directory of the script. Once you have the shooting, the tools pay off for yourself. I still use the free rotator (don`t see the need for Pro Atm), but boy, I updated my computer.
edit: My first bug at the beginning was 2 Large for a simple xss bug Developed by portswigger, Burp acts as IDS. In other words, you can use it to falsify and format form entries to the server as you like. This allows you to bypass any JavaScript form field cleanup that may occur. It is precisely for this reason that validating Javascript inputs is useless from a security point of view. Typically, a server only needs form entries in the appropriate submission format. Burp offers it. In addition, Burp includes as a continuation the above proxy with a spider, a scanner and an intruder, a sequencer and a repeater. Burp`s vulnerability scanner scans an application for known vulnerabilities….