A Burp project is basically a file over where we store and organize our work for a specific test. But what if you’re working on

Not only the fronted we see or the backend we don’t, are responsible to make an application be vulnerable. A dynamic web-application carries a lot

Using Burp Suite as an automated scanner? Wondering right, even some pentesters do not prefer it, due to the fewer issues or the vulnerabilities it

Is fuzzing your favourite attack type, but you didn’t enjoy it due to the low speed and high memory usage when you work over with

Whenever we log into an application, the server issues a Session ID or a token, and all over from the internet we hear that the

Isn’t it a bit time consuming and a boring task to insert a new payload manually every time for a specific vulnerability and check for

A number of vulnerabilities exist over the web, but the majority of them are not triggered directly as they do not reproduce any specific output

You might be using a number of different tools in order to test a web-application, majorly to detect the hidden web-pages and directories or to

XML is a markup language that is commonly used in web development. It is used for storing and transporting data. So, today in this article,