Cyber Risks · PortSwigger Research

[MoBP] Tabbed repeating

Summary: PortSwigger added tabbed repeating to Burp Repeater, so each request sent to Repeater from another tool now opens in its own tab with separate request and response windows and its own history. Tabs can be renamed, added, and deleted, and PortSwigger says Repeater is otherwise unchanged.

Bottom line: The change targets a specific manual-testing constraint: multi-step attacks that need several requests issued in sequence, or a payload in one request followed by a second request to confirm impact, previously forced testers to click back and forth through a single history.

Read the original at PortSwigger Research ↗

Topics
Vulnerabilities & Patching
Related