Adhoc Payload Processors
Summary: PortSwigger's BApp Store lists Adhoc Payload Processors, a Burp Suite extension by Geoff Walton that lets users define new payload processors with a single Ruby function instead of building individual extensions. The tool adds an "Adhoc Payload Processing" suite tab where processors can be created, removed, and saved across restarts, with new processors immediately available in Intruder; version 1.1 was last updated 31 January 2022 and is rated low for system impact.
What you should know: The extension is written by a third-party user, and PortSwigger states it makes no warranty about its quality or usefulness - so the code running inside your testing suite carries no vendor assurance.
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