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Burp Suite Extension: AWS Signer 2.0 Release

netspi.com | blog | #cloud | #aws | #burp-suite | #tooling | #aws-signer | #sigv4 | #web-pentest

Summary

AWS Signer 2.0 for Burp Suite signs or re-signs AWS API requests with SigV4 as they pass through the proxy, adding a new UI, profile management, and multi-source profile import for pentesters.
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