portswigger/burp-extensions-montoya-api-examplesSample Burp Suite extensions demonstrating the Montoya API, covering HTTP and proxy handlers, custom scan checks, Intruder payloads, WebSocket handling, and Collaborator integration.
| Extension | Description |
|---|---|
| Hello World | Prints output to various locations in Burp |
| HTTP Handlers | Demonstrates performing various actions on requests passing through any tool in Burp |
| Proxy Handlers | Demonstrates performing various actions on requests passing through the Proxy |
| Event Listeners | Registers handlers for various runtime events, and prints a message when each event occurs |
| Traffic Redirector | Redirects all outbound requests from one host to another |
| Custom Logger | Adds a new tab to Burp's UI and displays a log of HTTP traffic for all Burp tools |
| Custom Request Editor Tab | Adds a new tab to Burp's HTTP message editor, in order to handle a data serialization format |
| Custom Scan Insertion Points | Provides custom attack insertion points for active scanning |
| Custom Scan Checks | Implements custom checks to extend the capabilities of Burp's passive and active scan checks |
| Custom Session Tokens | Demonstrates working with custom session tokens that Burp doesn't normally understand |
| Intruder Payloads | Provides custom Intruder payloads and payload processing |
| Multi-API | Demonstrates using both the Montoya API and the legacy Wiener API in one extension |
| Persistence | Demonstrates saving and loading data to the project file |
| WebSocket Handlers | Demonstrates performing various actions on web socket messages passing through any tool in Burp |
| Proxy WebSocket Handlers | Demonstrates performing various actions on web socket messages passing through the Proxy |
| Menu Bar | Registers a top level menu bar with actions |
| Context Menu | Registers new context menu items to print requests and responses |
| Collaborator | Demonstrates using Collaborator and Persistence functionality |
