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Viewing attack results - Port Swigger

Summary: PortSwigger's documentation describes how Burp Intruder displays every request and response issued during an attack in a results table under the Results tab, where users can select any item to view its request and response. It notes that when an attack is configured to follow redirections, Burp also displays all intermediate requests and responses, and that Collaborator server interaction details appear only for attacks using the Collaborator payloads payload type.

Why it matters: The results table captures every request and response the attack issued, including intermediate traffic when redirections are followed - so an attack run against a target leaves a full record of what was sent and returned that a security leader can point to.

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