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PimpMyBurp #9 – Use BCheck to improve vulnerability scanning

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PimpMyBurp #9: using BCheck — Burp Suite Pro's scripting feature added in 2023.6.2 — to extend the scanner with easy-to-toggle scripts, with tips for writing quality checks and community sharing.
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