BurpScan Update: Enhanced Scanning Efficiency

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I’ve updated BurpScan so that it processes scans to BurpSuite each time you select “Y” instead of waiting until the end of the list and processing them all at once. This helps with concerns about running too many scans simultaneously and exhausting system resources.

BurpScan has gained significant traction. If you haven’t tried it yet, explore its capabilities here:
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You Should Know:

1. Installing BurpScan

To get started with BurpScan, clone the repository and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/AndrewEades/BurpScan.git 
cd BurpScan 
pip install -r requirements.txt 

2. Running BurpScan with Controlled Scans

The updated version now processes scans individually when you confirm with “Y”:

python burpscan.py --target example.com --interactive 

This prevents resource overload by processing one scan at a time.

3. Key BurpSuite Commands for Integration

  • Start BurpSuite in headless mode for automated scanning:
    java -jar burpsuite.jar --collaborator-server --config-file=config.json 
    
  • Export scan results in XML/HTML:
    burpscanner --export=report.xml --format=xml 
    

4. Monitoring System Resources

Use Linux commands to monitor CPU and memory during scans:

top -d 1 -p $(pgrep -d',' -f burpsuite) 

Or check network usage:

iftop -i eth0 -P 

5. Automating with Bash

Create a script to run BurpScan on multiple targets:

!/bin/bash 
for target in $(cat targets.txt); do 
python burpscan.py --target $target --interactive 
done 

What Undercode Say

BurpScan’s update optimizes scan management, reducing system strain while maintaining efficiency. For penetration testers, integrating it with BurpSuite’s automation capabilities enhances workflow. Key takeaways:
– Use `–interactive` for controlled scans.
– Monitor resources with top, htop, or iftop.
– Automate repetitive tasks with Bash/Python.

For advanced users, combining BurpScan with tools like `Nikto` or `Nmap` can further streamline vulnerability assessments:

nmap -sV -p 80,443 example.com | tee nmap_scan.log 

Expected Output:

  • Efficient, resource-friendly scans.
  • Detailed reports in XML/HTML.
  • Seamless BurpSuite integration.

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References:

Reported By: Sherlockohm Burpscan – Hackers Feeds
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