Professional / Community 2021.12.1

Summary: PortSwigger released Burp Suite Professional/Community 2021.12.1 on 11 January 2022, adding the ability to set payload positions in the target host field so Intruder can attack multiple hosts from a single attack, and folding the old Target tab settings into the Positions tab. The release also adds Inspector toolbar buttons for docking the panel left or right and toggling line wrapping, a dedicated installer for Apple M1 (Arm64) Macs, Chromium 97.0.4692.71 for Burp's browser, Intercept off by default on new installs, and a fix for a TLS handshake failure with certificate chains longer than 10 but fewer than 30.
What you should know: Multi-host Intruder attacks let one configured run sweep many web applications at once, so the scope of a single test - and the traffic it generates - is no longer bounded by one target host.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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