Introducing the official Burp Ambassador Program
Summary: PortSwigger launched an official Burp Ambassador Program, a community initiative to work more closely with experienced Burp users and support the work they already do. The first ambassadors named are Alan (Buenos Aires-based consultant and founder of Bug Bounty Argentina and BountyMagicCon), Corey (API-security practitioner and founder of the Hacking APIs conferences), Federico (offensive-security researcher with three extensions on the BApp store), Rana (security educator and founder of Rana Khalil's Academy), and Tib3rius (penetration tester and streamer).
Bottom line: The program formalizes a two-way channel in which practitioners help shape the tooling they test with, and PortSwigger is also opening a separate Burp Champion track for others who want to contribute on their own schedule.
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