Rotation IP Address with Burpsuite
Hi, For those of you who are unfamiliar with what IP Rotation is, I’m going to share a quick tip and trick with you all on how to use Burpsuite to perform it.
IP Rotation is the process of randomly switching your IP address for a new one. This may happen when a connection request is made, after a specific amount of time has passed, or in response to a number of other circumstances.
What you imply by “some additional criteria” is useful in security testing as well. It’s intended for you guys, for instance, when you want to implement rate limiting or bruteforce directory protection that is already secured by WAF or IPS, so we may use this method as a substitute.
So what do you require in this regard? The first thing you need is a proxy IP list. You may locate proxy IP services like proxyrotators, oxylabs, smartproxy, whatever you want. If you already have that proxy IP list, you can check with Mubeng. I’m just using the github.com/kitabisa tools here, which is called Mubeng.
You simply navigate to the User Options > Connection > Upstream Proxy Servers page after setting up your checking list proxy and your Burpsuite Upstream Proxy.
You can load any ports or hosts you want here; I use localhosts, and you’re just running Mubeng’s tools.
When you make the request again, it will appear that your IP address has changed.
It’s pretty simple, maybe you can use other tools like proxybroker2 to help you. See yaa~
Thanks to : Kitabisa.com, Lukesh Kumar
