Managing Burp Intruder attack tabs - Port Swigger
Summary: PortSwigger's documentation describes how sending a request to Burp Intruder creates a new attack tab that is automatically populated with the request's details. The tab header controls let users create new tabs and modify existing ones, including switching between two tab views and closing tabs in multiple ways, and a request already in Intruder can be sent again to open a new tab with another instance of the same request.
Key Takeaway: The page frames tab management as a way to organize testing, so the practical stake is keeping a record of which request each attack tab holds as an engagement's tab count grows.
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