Log Requests to SQLite
Summary: A Burp Suite extension called Log Requests to SQLite, authored by Redguard and Dominique Righetto and updated 24 July 2025 at version 2.0.1, logs HTTP requests and responses to a local SQLite database for later inspection or offline analysis. PortSwigger describes it as useful for creating an auditable history of Burp Suite traffic during assessments, and notes that extensions are written by third-party users of Burp with no warranty from PortSwigger as to their quality or usefulness.
What you should know: The tool that produces your assessment's audit trail is third-party code that PortSwigger explicitly does not vouch for, so the integrity of that local SQLite record rests on an extension you have to evaluate yourself.
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