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1. How do I add a certificate to Burp Suite?
2. Does burp work with https?
3. Why do we need to put CA certificate of the burp in our browser?
4. Can I intercept HTTPS traffic?
5. Can you crack HTTPS?
6. How do I intercept HTTPS requests?
7. How do I add a DNS certificate?
8. What is a certified container?

How do I add a certificate to Burp Suite?

Log in to Burp Suite Enterprise Edition as an administrator. From the settings menu , select Network. Scroll down to Manage certificates. To add a certificate, click Upload certificate.

Does burp work with https?

For Burp Suite to intercept TLS-encrypted (HTTPS) traffic, it has to decrypt it. The traffic is captured in Burp Suite, then re-encrypted and sent to the browser. The problem with this is that SSL/TLS uses certificates to ensure that the traffic was encrypted by expected authority.

Why do we need to put CA certificate of the burp in our browser?

To use Burp Proxy most effectively with HTTPS websites, you will need to install Burp's CA certificate as a trusted root in your browser.

Can I intercept HTTPS traffic?

Interception of this secure HTTPS traffic is possible at various points but it is normally not possible to achieve the decryption of the HTTPS traffic due to the secrecy algorithms used for encryption of the data.

Can you crack HTTPS?

Is it Really Possible to Crack SSL. Even assuming that you had the spare computing power to test the possible combinations needed to crack SSL encryption, the short answer is no. Today's 256-bit encryption from an SSL Certificate is so secure that cracking it is totally out of reach of Mankind.

How do I intercept HTTPS requests?

To intercept HTTP requests, use the webRequest API. This API enables you to add listeners for various stages of making an HTTP request.

How do I add a DNS certificate?

Click Start, click Run, type certsrv. msc, and then press Enter. In the console tree, right-click Certificate Templates, point to New, and then click Certificate Template to Issue. Click DNS Server, and then click OK.

What is a certified container?

An IBM Certified Container meets standard criteria for packaging and deployment of containerized software with platform integrations. The IBM Certified Container meets the following criteria: Secured: Manages container image vulnerabilities. Follows a least privilege policy, documents privileges required.