More improvements released in the following years. The actual Burp suite version 1.0 is released the following year, August 2005 which includes the extensibility feature, making the suite much more flexible. The Spider tool makes its debut in August the same year. A more improved version with more tools is released in January 2004 on version 1.1. The Proxy Tool and Repeater Tool were released shortly in August 2003. Complete with unstoppable burp sounds from the young mischievous developer. At this point, it is mainly the Intruder Tool. Historyīurp v1.0 was first released last June 2003 by its creator Daffyd Stuttard and current CEO of the company PortSwigger. And as a penetration testing tool, Burp suite also allows for attack testing and offers various avenues for attacks against vulnerable websites. It can basically also act as a debugger for web apps or even a quality inspection tool for developers who take security seriously. Think of BURP as a more advanced, real-time version of the debugger or script inspector tools of browsers like Chrome or Firefox, with a lot more bells and whistles included. Burp is basically a proxy server where web app requests and responses are intercepted, allowing for analysis of data content and data flow, resulting in the detection of vulnerabilities. It allows penetration testers to check for vulnerabilities in web applications. It is aimed at testing web apps and dynamic websites.

Burp Suite is a very popular java-based Application Security Testing Software from a company known as PortSwigger.

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