Burpy

A plugin that allows you execute python and get return to BurpSuite.

Intro

During Android APP pentesting, I found it very often that the traffic is encrypted and/or signed, it would be great to have a plugin so we can write python to enc/dec/sign.

And, sometimes, you may just want some customized function to modify part of the traffic, all you need is just write a python script and directly call it from within burpsuite.

If you wanna take advantage of the intruder with payloads need to be encrypted, you need to Enable Processor, and write your own payload processor function.

Author

m0nst3r(Song Xinlei)

Contributors with love

• @Center-Sun
• @ViCrack

TODO

• add tab's in request and response, so we don't have to click our mouse that often (allow specify which method to call for response/request tab)
• to python3, from version 1.3
• dynamic function transform
• resize and context menu support for popups (@ViCrack)
• Syntax highlight for popups
• word wrap for popups
• python venv support

Changelog

• change to use class instead of pure function, so that we can init webdriver+selenium when loading without init it per call
• modified plugin to enable 4 function calls: main/enc/dec/sign
• add payload processor
• add auto enc/dec. encrypt function automatically called when you click GO in burp, and decrypt function automatically called when receive response
• changed default pyro4 port, avoiding brida conflicts
• migration to python3
• dynamic context menu items extracted from your python script
• add first_line variable to header dict
• remove py editor, because it seems quite useless, and may lead to file mis-overwritten.
• upgrade pyro4 to pyro5, due to a bug#80 of pyrolite
• add message tab to call encrypt/decrypt automatically

Usage (>=v2.0)

NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL DEPENDENCIES INSTALLED, INCLUDING THE DEPENDENCIES NEEDED FOR YOUR PYTHON SCRIPT

1. install PyRO, version 4 is used.
2. install Pyro, version 5 is used: pip install pyro5
3. configure python and pyro settings: DON'T USE LOCALHOST, use 127.0.0.1 instead
4. configure the python file you wanna run
5. click "Start server", burpy will read your python script file and get all functions to generate the context menu
6. use context memu item to invoke your script's regarding function
7. write own payload processor, especially usefull with enc/dec

Install editor plugin example: mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=com.fifesoft -DartifactId=rsyntaxtextarea -Dversion=2.6.1.edited -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=/home/m0nst3r/study/java/rsyntaxtextarea-2.6.1.edited.jar not necessary after version 2.4.4, as py editor was removed.

the python script sample

Just write your own logic to modify the header/body as your need, and return the header/body, just that simple!

All functions will be extracted to generate context menu, except thos with _, __prefix!

Note: header["first_line"] ==> GET /XXX/yyy.php?param1=hello HTTP/1.1.

class Burpy:
    '''
    header is dict
    body is string
    '''
    def __init__(self):
        '''
        here goes some code that will be kept since "start server" clicked, for example, webdriver, which usually takes long time to init
        '''
        pass
        
    def main(self, header, body):
        return header, body

    def _test(self, param):
        '''
        function with `_`, `__`as starting letter will be ignored for context menu

        '''
        # param = magic(param)
        return param
    
    def encrypt(self, header, body):
        '''
        Auto Enc/Dec feature require this function
        '''
        header["Cookie"] = "admin=1"
        return header, body

    def decrypt(self, header, body):
        '''
        Auto Enc/Dec feature require this function

        '''
        # header = magic(header)
        # body = magic(body)
        return header, body

    def processor(self, payload):
        '''
        Enable Processor feature require this function
        payload processor function
        '''
        return payload+"123"

Usage (<v2.0)

check the examples for scripts NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL DEPENDENCIES INSTALLED, INCLUDING THE DEPENDENCIES NEEDED FOR YOUR PYTHON SCRIPT

1. install PyRO, version 4 is used.
2. configure python and pyro settings
3. configure the python file you wanna run
4. use spawn to test the result
5. use Burpy Main/Burpy Enc/Burpy Dec/Burpy Sign context memu to invoke your script
6. write own payload processor, especially usefull with enc/dec

Install editor plugin example: mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=com.fifesoft -DartifactId=rsyntaxtextarea -Dversion=2.6.1.edited -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=/home/m0nst3r/study/java/rsyntaxtextarea-2.6.1.edited.jar

the python script sample

Just write your own logic to modify the header/body as your need, and return the header/body, just that simple! Note: if you need to handle response data, e.g decrypt response, you may want to write if-else, because in some cases, the response is different with the request. For example, the request is encrypted=XXXXXX, but the response is XXXXXX, without encrypted.

class Burpy:
    '''
    header is dict
    body is string
    '''
    def __init__(self):
        '''
        here goes some code that will be kept since "start server" clicked, for example, webdriver, which usually takes long time to init
        '''
        pass
        
    def main(self, header, body):
        return header, body
    
    def encrypt(self, header, body):
        header["Cookie"] = "admin=1"
        return header, body

    def decrypt(self, header, body):
        '''
        You may want to add logic if the response differ from the request, for example in the request, the encrypted data is followed after "data=", but in the response, the whole response body is encrypted data, without "data="
        '''
        # header = magic(header)
        # body = magic(body)
        return header, body

    def sign(self, header, body):
        header.update({"Sign":"123123123"})
        return header, body

    def processor(self, payload):
        '''
        payload processor function
        '''
        return payload+"123"

Reference

the great Brida

others

• Good ideas and contributions are welcomed.