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Published inJun 2018
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Gus Khawaja
Gus Khawaja
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Gus Khawaja

Gus Khawaja holds a bachelor's degree in computer science. He specializes in IT security and ethical hacking. He is an author and shares his passion with millions of viewers around the world using his online courses. He also works as a cybersecurity consultant in Montreal, Canada. After many years of experience in programming, he turned his attention to cybersecurity and the importance that security brings to this minefield. His passion for the ethical hacking mixed with his background in programming and IT makes him a wise swiss-knife professional in the computer science domain.
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Fuzzing web requests using the Intruder tab

Burp Intruder is a monster of automation, and it allows you to enumerate, fuzz, and harvest data from the target web application. In the old days, when I started using Burp, the first thing that I learned was to use the Intruder tool to brute-force login credentials. We will cover more examples in the upcoming chapters, but for this section, I want you to understand the basics of this tool:

Intruder attack types

One of the most confusing things for beginners are the attack types in the Intruder tool. I will do my best to explain them to you in a practical way, so they won't be an obstacle for you to use this section:

  • Sniper: This is the most popular one, and you can use it...
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Published in: Jun 2018Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781788624039

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Gus Khawaja

Gus Khawaja holds a bachelor's degree in computer science. He specializes in IT security and ethical hacking. He is an author and shares his passion with millions of viewers around the world using his online courses. He also works as a cybersecurity consultant in Montreal, Canada. After many years of experience in programming, he turned his attention to cybersecurity and the importance that security brings to this minefield. His passion for the ethical hacking mixed with his background in programming and IT makes him a wise swiss-knife professional in the computer science domain.
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