Burp Suite Enterprise Edition Power Tools: Unleashing the power to the command line, Python, and more

Summary: PortSwigger released BSEEPT, a set of power tools that exposes every aspect of the Burp Suite Enterprise Edition GraphQL API from the command line or from Python code. The project, built over more than 80 commits, lets teams pull scan details, extract issues for a scan ID, and parse the JSON with jq to print issue titles or build CSV-like output without writing new code.
Key Takeaway: The GraphQL API was already exposed to customers, but using it required investment that DevOps and security teams often could not make; BSEEPT removes that barrier, so the question for a security leader is who on your team can now query scan data directly and what they will do with it.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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