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Sudo update-alternatives -install "/usr/bin/javaws" "javaws" "/usr/lib/jvm/jdk14-0. However, I could not make line below work. Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 14.0.1+7, mixed mode, sharing) Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 14.0.1+7) Picked up _JAVA_OPTIONS: eSystemAAFontSettings=on -Dswing.aatext=true Needed to 'play' with Java version because Burpside opening window was not happy with the version installed in Kali by default.ĭeleted everything in /usr/lib/jvm/ folder with rm -rf command.

Can only reboot to solve the freeze issue.ī) I messed w/Java reinstall. The third screen (after clicking on Start Burp in the prior window & not changing any defaults), appears to be black with garbled letters.Ī) sometimes Kali freezes (mouse pointer becomes a diamond with circle in it). Copy License Request from BurpSuitePro and paste in Keygenerator. Select Manual Activation Option on your bottom Right in Burp Suite Pro.

Copy License key from keygen.jar and paste in Burp Suite Pro and click Next. What I mean by that is when I start Burpsuite I get the first 3 windows are showing up just fine. Modify License String like 'license to Siddharth' 2. Issue: Burpsuite community edition 2020.6 is not rendering on the third screen. VM allocated 8 gig, procs 4 (2cores/proc), Disk 30gig for Kali. Have: Kali Linux 2020.2 installed in VW Pro 15.5.6 (originally 15.5.2 -> upgraded to 15.5.5 (keyboard didn't work) -> upgraded 15.5.6) In order to run a burp suite jar file in kali linux, you will need to first install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE).

Tick Trust this certificate for identifying websites and click OKĪt this point you should be set up, and able to use Burp Suite without errors.Disclaimer: new to Kali and Linux in general and also VMWare.

Select DER-encoded binary, single certificate from the file type on the bottom left, select r and click open.

Open ChromeOS settings, search for SSL and navigate to Manage Certificates.

Click on CA Certificate in the top right-hand corner.

Navigate to (The official docs say to go to but this will not work on ChromeOS).

The next step is to install Burp Suite’s CA certificate, to get rid of these errors. Once this is set up, you should be able to browse, with a bunch of warnings and broken links for secure webpages.

A ‘BurpSuite’ one set to http, with 127.0.0.1 for the server, and 8080 for the port.

A ‘normal’ one that’s set to DIRECT connection.

You’ll get what is possibly the largest bash script I’ve ever seen in my life. The one I used is Proxy SwitchyOmega, in which you should set up two profiles: Installation Head over to Portswigger and get the download for Burp Suite Community Edition. Once you’ve done this, you’ll need to install a proxy switching extension for chrome. # Go into the program directory and run the Burp Suite # Save the 'Download for Linux (64-bit)', then make the file executableĬhmod u+x burpsuite_community_linux_v1_X_XX.sh # Go to Burp Suite's site and download a copy (it's about 95 MB) # Install elinks, or another text based browser.