Let me introduce you Burp-UI. It is a web-based UI to manage your burp-servers. You can view different reports about burp-servers, burp-clients, backups, etc. Burp-UI allows you to perform on-the-fly restorations and to edit/manage your burp-server's configuration files.

It is actually an improvement of the burp status monitor (burp -c /etc/burp/burp-server.conf -a s).

In order to work properly, you must be running Burp-UI on the same host that runs your burp-server (because the burp status port only listen on localhost). If you don't want to, I developed a bui-agent that allows you to proxify external commands to your burp status port.

I'm Ziirish, a French sysadmin who loves Burp and who'd like to help its adoption by providing it a nice and powerful interface. If you like my work, you can:

• Thank me by sending me an email or writing nice comments
• Buy me a beer or some fries (or both!)
• Make a donation on my Paypal

The documentation is hosted on readthedocs at the following address: burp-ui.readthedocs.org

Please refer to the Contributing page.

Please feel free to report any issues on my gitlab. I have closed the github tracker to have a unique tracker system.

Here is a non-exhaustive list of things I'd like to add.

Burp-UI is released under the BSD 3-clause License.

But this project is built on top of other tools listed here:

• d3.js (BSD)
• nvd3.js (Apache)
• jQuery (MIT)
• jQuery-UI (MIT)
• fancytree (MIT)
• bootstrap (MIT)
• typeahead (MIT)
• bootswatch theme Slate (MIT)
• angular-bootstrap-switch (Apache)
• angular.js (MIT)
• angular-ui-select (MIT)
• AngularStrap (MIT)
• lodash (MIT)
• DataTables (MIT)
• Home-made favicon based on pictures from simpsoncrazy

Also note that this project is made with the Awesome Flask micro-framework.

Special Thanks to Graham Keeling for its great software! This project would not exist without Burp.