Hacker Thursdays: Writing Burp Extensions
Details
Glad to announce a hands-on meetup on "Writing Burp extensions". Please fill the form to confirm your participation.
Registration form:- https://goo.gl/forms/PS3P8QCQ68I5Recq2
Instructions to enter the seventh floor: Each attendee will have to sign in with security in the lobby on the ground floor (they will need to be sent up to the 7th floor). Once they are on the 7th floor, we should have signs pointing them to "The Bay" event space; this is our large conference space next to our cafeteria.
Talk Description:
Talk description: This 2-hour session will introduce burp suite with hands on exercises on extending Burp capabilities using extender APIs, in short writing burp plugins. We start with a quick recap on Burp Suite and then dive onto writing extensions using Java and Python languages. We will explore few application test cases with example and write working extensions in both languages.
Requirements:
- Netbeans with Java installed
- Python 2.7 installed
- Burp Suite Free edition
- A fair understanding of coding will be helpful
Trainer:
Sanoop ‘s4n7h0’ Thomas
Sanoop is a seasoned security professional with diverse background in consulting, teaching, research and product-based industries with a passion to solve complex security problems. Today, Sanoop works as information security specialist focusing on application security and secure coding. His field of interest includes reverse engineering, malware analysis, application security and automating security pentest/analysis methodologies. He is moderating null open community chapter in Singapore and organised over 60 events & workshops to spread security awareness across country. Sanoop is also the author of Halcyon IDE (halcyon-ide.org) an IDE that is focused to develop Nmap scripts. He has spoken at security conferences like Nullcon, OWASP India, HITBGSEC, Rootcon, Defcon and Blackhat Arsenal.
Again, Please fill the form to confirm your participation.
Resitration form:- https://goo.gl/forms/PS3P8QCQ68I5Recq2