Using Burp with SQLMap - Port Swigger

Summary: PortSwigger's guide describes using the SQLiPy extension to connect Burp Suite with SQLMap, a standalone tool for identifying and exploiting SQL injection vulnerabilities. The workflow involves installing SQLiPy from the BApp Store, optionally starting the SQLMap API server manually with the command python sqlmapapi.py -s -H <IP> -p <Port>, then right-clicking an intercepted request to select "SQLiPy Scan," configuring options, and clicking "Start Scan," with results logged in the SQLMap Logs tab and vulnerable pages added to the Target Site map.
Why it matters: The page itself notes it may no longer be accurate because PortSwigger has not updated it while working on new content, so anyone following these steps is relying on instructions the vendor has flagged as potentially stale.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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