![]() ![]() With a request captured in the proxy, we can send to repeater either by right-clicking on the request and choosing “Send to Repeater” or by pressing Ctrl + R. Whilst we can craft requests by hand, it would be much more common to simply capture a request in the Proxy, then send that through to Repeater for editing/resending. Questionsįamiliarise yourself with the Repeater interface.Īnswer : No answer needed Part 3 (Basic Usage) This ability to edit and resend the same request multiple times makes Repeater ideal for any kind of manual poking around at an endpoint, providing us with a nice Graphical User Interface (GUI) for writing the request payload and numerous views (including a rendering engine for a graphical view) of the response so that we can see the results of our handiwork in action. In layman’s terms, it means we can take a request captured in the Proxy, edit it, and send the same request repeatedly as many times as we wish. Questionsĭeploy the machine (and the AttackBox if you are not using your own attack VM), and let’s get started!Īnswer : No answer needed Part 2 (What is Repeater?)īurp Suite Repeater allows us to craft and/or relay intercepted requests to a target at will. Nothing else to do here, so let’s move on to part 2. This room covers the basic usage of Burp Suite: Repeater. ![]() I will try and explain concepts as I go, to differentiate myself from other walkthroughs. Hi! I am making these walkthroughs to keep myself motivated about cyber security, and ensure that I remember the knowledge gained by THMs rooms. TryHackMe: Burp Suite: Repeater - Walkthrough ![]()
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