![]() ![]() We have upgraded Burp’s browser to Chromium 1.114. The original approach was used as a means of tracking requests, but is no longer needed. We have amended Burp’s browser so that it respects the configured User-Agent header when scanning rather than generating a random User-Agent string. For more information on this vulnerability, see the new “Client side prototype pollution” issue definition that has been added to the Target > Issue definitions page. ![]() ![]() Client-side prototype pollution reporting in Burp Scannerīurp Scanner can now detect client-side prototype pollution. This button is highlighted when a tab has specific settings configured. You can return a tab to global settings by clicking the new Restore global defaults button. If you select specific options for a tab then Repeater ignores the global settings for that tab altogether. To configure tab-specific options, click the new settings icon next to the Send button. You can now set tab-specific Repeater options, giving you finer control over how Repeater behaves when sending requests and receiving responses. It also provides a change to the way Burp’s browser handles the User-Agent header and a minor bug fix. This release introduces tab-specific options in Repeater and client-side prototype pollution reporting in Burp Scanner. ![]()
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