[MoBP] Burp Extender extended

Summary: PortSwigger's Burp Extender interface now includes a registerExtenderCallbacks method, invoked at startup, that passes implementations an IBurpExtenderCallbacks instance with methods to make HTTP requests and send requests to Repeater, Intruder, and Spider, plus doActiveScan, doPassiveScan, and issueAlert. The new HTTP request method replaces the older one, so existing extensions will need code changes, and further ways for Burp to call out to third-party code are planned but not expected in this release.
What you should know: Extensions built on the old request method will break unless their code is updated, and the callbacks now let third-party code trigger active and passive scans and push requests into Repeater and Intruder directly.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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