1/4/2024 0 Comments Burpsuite pro ed![]() ![]() Go to the Proxy –> Intercept tab and make sure “Intercept is on” and now all requests will be trapped: Now we can go to our test application and view all requests that are sent. Once you have that set up, just go into your browser’s network connection settings and manually configure the proxy settings: You can always edit this by clicking on the listener then selecting “Edit” or you can add a new one. I have mine set to the default localhost (127.0.0.1) and port 8080: ![]() The first step to using the intercepting proxy is to set up the proxy listener (found under Proxy –> Options). Burp Suite’s proxy is easy to use and syncs well if the rest of the tools within the suite. The intercepting proxy is the foundation of any web application penetration tester’s tools. * Denotes features that require a Burp Suite Pro license.
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