Burpsuite MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror/Cyreslab-AI
The Burpsuite MCP Server provides an interface for AI assistants to interact with Burpsuite Professional's scanning and proxy functionality. It enables automated web security testing and vulnerability scanning.
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What is Burpsuite MCP Server?
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI assistants to interact with Burpsuite Professional for web security testing and vulnerability scanning.
How to use Burpsuite MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to build it, add it to your MCP settings configuration file, and then use the exposed tools via an AI assistant by providing the required parameters. The server currently provides mock functionality and needs to be connected to a real Burpsuite Professional instance.
Key features of Burpsuite MCP Server
Start vulnerability scans on target URLs
Check scan status and retrieve results
Access HTTP/HTTPS traffic captured by Burp Proxy
View site structure discovered during scanning
Use cases of Burpsuite MCP Server
Automated vulnerability scanning of web applications
Integration of Burpsuite functionality into AI-powered security workflows
Dynamic analysis of web application security posture
Proactive identification of security weaknesses
FAQ from Burpsuite MCP Server
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
It allows AI assistants to interact with Burpsuite Professional for web security testing.
What tools are available?
What tools are available?
start_scan, get_scan_status, get_scan_issues, get_proxy_history, get_site_map
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
Build the server using npm and add it to your MCP settings configuration file.
Does this server connect to a real Burpsuite instance?
Does this server connect to a real Burpsuite instance?
Currently, it provides mock functionality. You need to configure Burpsuite and update the server implementation to connect to the Burpsuite REST API.
What are some example usages?
What are some example usages?
Starting a scan, viewing proxy history, analyzing vulnerabilities.