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Export all requests from a specific domain

Alessandro | Last updated: Mar 06, 2020 12:01PM UTC

Hi guys, I have a burp pro license and I often export the results from a domain doing: Taget tab > Site map tab > right click on the wanted domain > Save selected items However, I have noticed that the exported xml file does not contain all information I'm looking for about the domain. It only contains the sitemaps (which is normal), but I'm looking for exporting all requests sent through the proxy for a specific domain. My goal is then to analyse these results using an external tool. It would be awesome for example to have on the xml file: - all requests with parameters (right now, I don't see GET parameters on the exported file) - all requests even with bad http response code (403, etc.). I don't think there is an easy way to do it. My second idea was to parse the entire project file (.burp file) to extract what I need but it's an undocumented binary file. If you have an idea to resolve my problem, it could be awesome. Thanks for your help and your awesome works (tool/blog). Ps: you may know but just to inform you that your registration mail goes to spam (on gmail). Have a nice day.

Ben, PortSwigger Agent | Last updated: Mar 09, 2020 08:30AM UTC

Hi Alessandro, You could potentially use the Logger++ extension to do this. This logs all the of the requests that are sent through Burp and can be configured to log only information from items that are in-scope and from a particular Burp tool (i.e. the Burp Proxy). It then has the ability to save the log files as a CSV file for further examination.

Alessandro | Last updated: Mar 09, 2020 02:01PM UTC

Hi Ben, thanks for your response. I use logger++ but I never used it like that. I think it could be a workaround for my needs. Have a nice day.

malek | Last updated: Feb 18, 2023 10:19PM UTC

Is there a way to save the requests in a text file instead? and possibly make each request in a separate text file?

Ben, PortSwigger Agent | Last updated: Feb 20, 2023 02:12PM UTC