Recently, PortSwigger has released a brand-new version of Burp Suite for Professional and Community users. The newly released version, Burp Suite 2022.5.1 contains numerous improvements and bug fixes.
Burp Suite is well-known by its informal name, “Pentester’s Swiss Army Knife,” it’s a complete set of tools for web application pentesters. This security tool is developed and maintained by PortSwigger, and it’s written in Java that allows security testing of web applications.
The Burp Suite is the ultimate toolset designed for web application pentesters. It is their most reliable companion and provides them with a complete set of tools.
It contains various internal tools of the following:-
PortSwigger created and maintains this pentesting tool for web applications, written in Java, that can be used to test web applications from the browser.
With this new release of Burp Suite, the developers have added one new feature that is particularly efficient and valuable:-
With the BApp Store, you can now see in-app feedback about how far some BApps place a load on your system because you can see how many resources they use.
In order to estimate the system impact, the following categories are used:-
Here below we have mentioned all the newly added features and improvements in Burp Suite 2022.5.1:-
Here below we have mentioned all the bug fixes:-
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