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Predefined payload lists - Port Swigger

Summary: PortSwigger's Burp Intruder ships with built-in payload lists for generating attack payloads, usable with any payload type that takes a list of strings, and users can also load their own custom payload lists through Burp's Settings dialog. Several predefined lists - including CGI Scripts, Fuzzing - full, Fuzzing - JSON_XML injection, Fuzzing - out of band, and the path traversal and quick fuzzing lists - contain placeholders such as {file}, {base}, {domain}, and foo@{domain} that must be replaced with actual values before an attack runs.

What's compelling: The tooling that makes fuzzing and injection testing fast also makes it easy to fire off an attack with placeholders like {domain} or {file} left unreplaced, so the discipline of checking each list's required values before execution sits with the tester, not the scanner.

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Vulnerabilities & Patching
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