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LinksDumper

Extract (links/possible endpoints) from responses & filter them via decoding/sorting

LinkDumper Burp Plugin

Tab view panel using IMessageEditorTab to dump all the links from the responses:

LinkDumper

Workflow:

Dump links from respones,If url is hex/url encoded then decode it,Sort all the results to put the most likeable links at the top & rest junk(html/javascript junk) in the last.

Why to include junk? why not just links:

  • Finding all possible type links is really difficult task,There are many cases where the endpoints are stored in differential structures where they are hard to extract using regex.
  • So it's a good practice a take a look around junks to find something interesting.

Customize:

Dump links from the responses of content-types defined at WHITELIST_MEMES list. Modify it accordingly, The more you keep it accurate the less memory it takes.

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