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Burp Suite Cookbook
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While targeting an application, Burp Suite captures all cookies while proxying and crawling. Burp Suite stores these cookies in a cache called the cookie jar. This cookie jar is used within the default session-handling rule and can be shared among the suite of Burp Suite tools, such as Proxy, Intruder, and Repeater. Inside the cookie jar, there is a historical table of requests. The table details each cookie domain and path. It is possible to edit or remove cookies from the cookie jar.
We will open the Burp Suite cookie jar and look inside. Then, using the OWASP GetBoo application, we’ll identify new cookies added to the Burp Suite cookie jar.
Figure 10.19 – Global Settings gear icon
Then, select the Sessions area and go to the Cookie jar section:
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