Burp REST API
A burp python RESTFul API package.
Requirements
Burp Suite Professional
Quick Start
Install with pip: pip install PyBurprestapi
Build locally: python setup.py build
Example
# import the package
from PyBurprestapi import burpscanner
# setup burp connection
host = 'http://127.0.0.1:1337/'
# Burp API key
key = '6dHyTmUB9t474JuvVAgpP7ofc2u4N2Mr'
# importing host and key
bi = burpscanner.BurpApi(host, key)
#
data = '{"urls":["http://zero.webappsecurity.com"]}'
# scan Launch
response = bi.scan(data)
# Get the response message
print response.message
# Get response header (Scan ID found in Location)
print response.response_headers
Bugs and Feature Requests
1 maintainer
Metadata
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