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PimpMyBurp #8 – Perform Advanced Fuzzing With Turbo Intruder

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Tutorial on Turbo Intruder, James Kettle's Burp Suite extension for high-speed fuzzing, showing how to write custom Python templates for race conditions, brute force and rate-limit evasion.
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