Professional 1.4beta2
Summary: PortSwigger released Burp Suite Professional 1.4beta2 on 12 May 2011, fixing bugs found in the first beta and adding NTLMv2 authentication support for web and proxy servers, IPv6 support across relevant Burp features, and automatic per-response charset recognition. The release also made the temporary files directory configurable, added an IBurpExtenderCallbacks method for sending items to Burp Scanner with custom attack insertion points, and introduced a new EULA.
Bottom line: The NTLMv2 support matters for testers working against Windows servers that reject the older NTLM, and the configurable temp file location lets teams keep Burp's working files off a world-readable directory.
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