Configuring the Logger view filter with scripts - Port Swigger
Summary: PortSwigger documents how Burp Suite users can apply Java-based scripts to create custom view filters in Logger, either by loading existing scripts from their Bambda library or writing new ones from built-in templates. Scripts are compiled and applied to every item already captured in Logger and to any future items in the project, with the Montoya API's LoggerHttpRequestResponse and Utilities objects available for writing them.
Key Takeaway: PortSwigger warns that slow or resource-intensive scripts can slow down Burp, so the filtering logic a tester writes directly affects the performance of the tool the rest of the team depends on.
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