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Handling application errors during scans

portswigger.net | blog | #burp-suite | #resilience | #scanner | #mobp | #error-handling | #retries
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Summary

Burp's new scanner tracks scan errors granularly, retries failed operations in follow-up passes after each phase, and can optionally pause the whole scan when an application appears to be down.
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