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Burp v1.4 preview - Testing access controls using your browser

portswigger.net | blog | #burp-suite | #access-control | #preview | #browser-testing | #authorization | #multi-stage
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Burp v1.4's browser-driven approach complements site map comparison for access control testing, letting testers verify permissions request by request, including multi-stage sensitive actions.
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