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![]() ![]() $ Means that you don't need root permissions to run a command. # Means that a command must be run with root permissions. It has some free and open source alternatives such as Mitmproxy and Owasp Zap.ġ- Burp suite is closed source software, if you are generally distrustful of proprietary software like i am, you may want to think before following this tutorial.Ģ- We will use a CentOS 7 base for this tutorial, the instructions may vary if you use a SUSE base for example.ģ- We will be dealing with the burp suite community edition as it's free. ![]() It has become an industry standard in pentesting and you (kind of) have to know how to use it. But it likely works on other versions too!īurp Suite is a framework for web pentesting, it has many tools such as a proxy to intercept HTTP requests and a bruteforcing tool. This tutorial has been tested on FreeBSD 13.0 Release and Burpsuite v2022.1.1. Hello everyone, i've been setting up a pentest workstation on FreeBSD,i have had a lot of struggle on making Burp Suite work, so i'm writing this tutorial to spare you all such pain. ![]()
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