Professional / Community 1.7.30
Summary: PortSwigger released Burp Suite Professional/Community 1.7.30 on 12 December 2017, adding granular configuration of scan issues in Burp Scanner. Active issues are now subdivided into light, medium, and intrusive based on the scanning activity involved, and users can select individual issues such as PHP code injection or Perl code injection rather than broad areas like server-side code injection, with detection methods selectable for some issue types via the context menu.
What's compelling: Scan configuration that once covered broad categories like server-side code injection now lets teams pick individual issues and detection methods, which changes how precisely a scan can be tuned to a specific purpose.
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