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Burp Suite Essentials

You're reading from   Burp Suite Essentials Discover the secrets of web application pentesting using Burp Suite, the best tool for the job

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2014
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783550111
Length 144 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Akash Mahajan Akash Mahajan
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Akash Mahajan
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Table of Contents (13) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started with Burp FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuring Browsers to Proxy through Burp 3. Setting the Scope and Dealing with Upstream Proxies 4. SSL and Other Advanced Settings 5. Using Burp Tools As a Power User – Part 1 6. Using Burp Tools As a Power User – Part 2 7. Searching, Extracting, Pattern Matching, and More 8. Using Engagement Tools and Other Utilities 9. Using Burp Extensions and Writing Your Own 10. Saving Securely, Backing Up, and Other Maintenance Activities 11. Resources, References, and Links Index

CSRF proof of concept Generator


CSRF proof of concept (PoC) Generator is the most useful nonessential tool provided by the Pro version of Burp Suite. This simply takes any request and automatically writes the HTML code for doing a PoC for cross-site request forgery.

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Cross-site request forgery is mentioned in the OWASP top-10 risks applications face. Any security testing of a web application without checking for CSRF defenses is incomplete. Burp Suite does the grunt work of generating a PoC HTML page that can be used by the tester to see whether the application checks for CSRF defenses, such as a valid token.

All we have to do is choose a HTTP request, right-click on it, and navigate to Engagement tools | Generate CSRF PoC.

The ideal candidate for CSRF testing would be a POST request, which doesn't have any CSRF token checks being implemented. The CSRF PoC Generator not only creates the HTML code for us, but it can also generate the required JavaScript to autosubmit the form. Have a look...

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