Hey guys, have you ever encountered such a situation, that is, you want to use burp to crawl or test the interface, but found that the other party's IP blocked. What should I do? Don't worry, today I'll share with you how to set up IP proxy in burp, so that we can happily crawl or interface testing.
How to set up an IP Proxy
To set up an IP proxy in burp, we need to use a tool called "Repeater". First, we need to make sure that burp is installed and the proxy is enabled. Then, we click on the "Proxy" tab of burp, select "Options", and in "Proxy listeners" add a port in the "Proxy listeners" field.
Next, we can set up the IP proxy in the "Repeater". In "Repeater", we find the "Proxy" tab, and then check "Enabled" in "Intercept Client Requests". and check "Enabled" in "Intercept Client Requests". In this way, we can use the proxy server in "Repeater".
Using an IP Proxy
With a proxy server, we can easily switch IP addresses. We just need to fill in the IP address and port number of the proxy server into the corresponding column of the "Repeater", and then click the "Go" button, you can happily carry out the crawler or interface testing.
However, it is important to note that using an IP proxy carries certain risks. Some websites will detect the IP address of the proxy server, and if they find that a large number of requests come from the same IP address, they may be blocked. Therefore, when using an IP proxy, try to avoid switching IP addresses as often as possible to avoid being detected by the other party.
How to set up multiple proxy IPs
There are times when we may need to set up multiple proxy IPs to switch between them on a rotating basis. In this way, we can avoid being banned by the other party. So, how to set multiple proxy IPs in burp?
In fact, setting multiple proxy IPs is very simple. We only need to "Repeater" in the proxy settings column, in turn, fill in the IP address and port number of multiple proxy servers, and then in the crawler or interface testing, randomly select a proxy server, you can work happily.
hands-on
I will show you how to set up IP proxy and multiple proxy IPs in burp. First, I open burp, click the "Proxy" tab, select "Options", in the "Proxy listeners" to add a port in the "Proxy listeners" field.
Then, I click the "Repeater" tab, and in the "Proxy" column, check "Intercept Client Requests In the "Proxy" section, I check "Intercept Client Requests" and fill in the IP address and port number of the proxy server. Then, I can easily use the proxy server for crawling and interface testing.
Finally, let me show you how to set up multiple proxy IPs, in the Proxy Settings section of "Repeater", I fill in the IP addresses and port numbers of multiple proxy servers. Then when crawling or testing interfaces, I can randomly select a proxy server to avoid being blocked by the other side.
concluding remarks
Through the above practical operation, I believe you have mastered the method of setting IP proxy and multiple proxy IPs in burp. I hope my sharing will be helpful to you and enable you to avoid being banned by the other party when you use burp for crawling or interface testing. Have a good time!