Pentesting Tools

Pycript – A Versatile Burp Suite Extension For Encryption And Decryption

The Pycript extension for Burp Suite is a valuable tool for penetration testing and security professionals. It enables easy encryption and decryption of requests during testing, which can help evade detection and bypass security measures.

The extension also offers the ability to customize the encryption and decryption process by writing custom logic using JavaScript and Node.js, making it a highly adaptable tool for various needs.

Additionally, it supports both manual and automated testing, as well as custom encryption/decryption plugins, making it a versatile solution for different penetration testing scenarios.

Features

  • Ability to decrypt requests and modify data in real-time
  • Provides JavaScript and NodeJS support for custom encryption and decryption logic.
  • The ability to retrieve the encryption key and IV directly from the request header and body using Burpsuite and JavaScript.
  • Supports decryption of multiple requests
  • Use auto-encryption to perform an automated burp scan or sqlmap
Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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