Question

What are the resolution steps when Burp does not intercept HTTPS requests?

A)Toinstall Burp's CA certificate in your browser.

B)To run the Burp scanner again and again.

C)To request additional memory for Burp by starting Burp from the command line using the -Xmx argument.

D)To check the browser configuration AND To install Burp's CA certificate in your browser.

E)To check the browser configuration.

Answer 1

When intercept is turned on, Burp Suite should be intercepting the request. The request should appear in the Proxy “Intercept” tab. Are you able to see the HTTP request in this tab?

We have two tutorial pages to help you use Burp Proxy within our Support Center

Answer 2

Answer is option "D"

Explanation:

• In Burp, go to the Proxy tab, and the History sub-tab. Make some more demands from your program (for example press revive a couple of times), and check whether any new passages are showing up in the Proxy history. Assuming this is the case, at that point Burp is handling your program traffic yet isn't introducing any messages for capture
• On the off chance that your program is stacking pages effectively however no things are showing up in the Proxy history, you have to check your program intermediary settings. Your program ought to be arranged to utilize Burp for both HTTP and HTTPS; any "programmed" intermediary choices ought to be handicapped, and any "special cases" to the intermediary settings ought to be expelled
• Hence, the right answer is option "D"