Remembering Settings
By default, Burp remembers all configuration options when you close Burp
down, and restores these when Burp is next run. You can modify this behavior
via the following items in the Burp menu:
- Remember settings - These options let you specify
which tools' settings should be remembered. You can configure whether any passwords contained in the tools'
configuration (for example, credentials for an upstream proxy server)
will be remembered, and if so whether they will be encrypted using a
master password. On startup, Burp will prompt you to enter the passwords
that were not saved, or to enter the master password, as appropriate.
- Restore defaults - These options reset the
configuration settings within all or selected tools to their default values.
The options panels throughout Burp have "Restore defaults" buttons that
you can use to restore default settings for individual panels.
You can also use the Save and restore state
functions
to save and restore configuration options. These functions lets you save state
files containing settings for particular situations, and restore these when
required.
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Monday, November 3, 2014
v1.6.07
This release contains various enhancements to the Scanner engine logic, to improve both the reliability of issue reporting, and the quality of proof-of-concept exploits. Improvements have been made to the following checks:
- OS command injection
- SQL injection
- HTTP response header injection
- File path traversal
- Server-side JavaScript / NoSQL injection
- Reflected cross-site scripting
- Various DOM-based issues
- Open redirection
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