Burp Non HTTP Extension Versions Save

TCP/UDP Non-HTTP Proxy Extension (NoPE) for Burp Suite.

v1.4.1

7 years ago
  • Fixed an issue that overloaded the DNS server on windows machines.

v1.4.0

7 years ago
  • Added a button to automatically create normal HTTP invisible proxy listeners to Burp's Proxy config.
  • Fixed issues where port numbers did not show correctly if the request was modified.
  • Fixed Issue where sockets did not fully close when the connection was killed by either the client or server

v1.3

7 years ago
  • Changed the name to something easier to say - NoPE Proxy!
  • Added additional python mangle features. Now we can preIntercept and PostIntercept a request. This allows converting the request/responses into a more human readable format before sending the request to the interceptor. Then before the request is sent to the server the postIntercept function can convert it back into a binary stream.
  • Added a Python Console to allow print statements and python syntax errors to be visible in the UI.
  • Fixed a bug where some requests reported modified by Python or Match rules when they actually had not been modified at all.

v1.2.1

7 years ago
  • Fixed an issue where some requests did not log to History while intercepting is enabled.
  • Better Visual Effects on the logging tables
  • Fixed issues not showing both modified and unmodified traffic when an automation rule is used.

v1.2

7 years ago
  • Redesign of the DNS server and DNS History
  • Renamed Tabs and improved UI
  • Added PythonMangler for matching, replacing, and mangling requests in realtime with python.

v1.0

7 years ago

This release includes the following features.

  • DNS Spoofing server for Burp
  • Non-HTTP Intercepting Proxy
  • Auto Match and Replace rules for binary protocols
  • Binary Message History Saved to a SQLite database
  • Support to export and import saved SQLite database histories.

Note: Known bug - If a dns.properties file does not exist then the installation fails through burp extender. Quick fix is to create a folder in your home folder named .dnsExtender. Add and dns.properties file to this folder.

Example: ~/,dnsExtender/dns.properties