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PimpMyBurp #10: Hackvertor – unleashing the power of Burp Suite

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PimpMyBurp #10: using Hackvertor, a Burp Suite extension that modifies requests via tags — custom tags in JS/Python/Java/Groovy, on-the-fly fuzzing, fake data and IP spoofing for filter bypass.
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