Enterprise Edition 2025.1.1
Summary: PortSwigger released Burp Suite Enterprise Edition 2025.1.1 on 12 February 2025 to fix a bug introduced in 2025.1 that prevented certain users from creating sites, and 2025.1 was withdrawn while the fix was made. The 2025.1 release it restores adds bulk scheduling of recurring scans across multiple sites and folders, automatic fetching of refreshed API keys and custom tokens for dynamic authorization, configurable TLS cipher suites on self-hosted instances, and IPv6 network support.
What's compelling: A release that blocked some users from creating sites had to be pulled entirely, so teams running Enterprise Edition should confirm which version they are on before their next scan cycle. The new automatic token refresh also means scanners will now reach API assets protected by expiring credentials that previously stopped them.
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