While analyzing a web application, I used Burp Suite to capture all the requests. After consolidating the requests, I wanted to modify specific header values in all requests and send them back to the server to analyze the responses. However, I found no built-in functionality in Burp to achieve this and that's why this tool came into the picture.
python burpify.py --helpThis will display help for the tool. Here are all the switches it supports.
usage: burpify.py [-h] [-b BURP_XML] [-k HEADER_KEY] [-d NEW_HEADER_VALUE_DIRECT] [-f NEW_HEADER_VALUE_FILE] [-a] [-p PROXY] [-v VIEW]
Parse Burp Suite XML file to modify and send HTTP requests
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b BURP_XML, --burp-xml BURP_XML
Path to the Burp Suite XML file
-k HEADER_KEY, --header-key HEADER_KEY
Key of the header to modify
-d NEW_HEADER_VALUE_DIRECT, --new-header-value-direct NEW_HEADER_VALUE_DIRECT
New header value (direct input)
-f NEW_HEADER_VALUE_FILE, --new-header-value-file NEW_HEADER_VALUE_FILE
Path to the file containing the new header value
-a, --add-header Add the header if it doesn't exist
-p PROXY, --proxy PROXY
Proxy URL (e.g., https://localhost:8080)
-v VIEW, --view VIEW What to view in the response (multiple views can be separated by comma, e.g., "status,headers"). Possible values: [status, headers, body, length, all, none]