Installation

1. Install ElasticSearch and Kibana on your server.

• set the following options in /etc/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.yml to allow connection to ElasticSearch from LAN:
  discovery.type: single-node
network.host: 0.0.0.0

• or install with docker

  docker-compose up -d

2. Install Jython.

3. Install ElasticBurp via the BApp Store feature in the Burp Extender tool.

3.mp4

4. Find ElasticBurp's directory.

• Window: %appdata%\BurpSuite\bapps\67f5c31f93d04ad3a3b0a1808b3648fa\
• Linux: /home/{user}/.BurpSuite/bapps/67f5c31f93d04ad3a3b0a1808b3648fa/

5. Overwrite ElasticBurp-NG's files to the original ElasticBurp's directory. To get our files, you can clone this repository (recommend this for future updates) or download a zip file.

• Window:

5.mp4

• Linux:

5_2.mp4

6. Reactive ElasticBurp and set your 'ElasticSearch Host' and 'ElasticSearch Index' in the ElasticBurp Tab and then check the Output Log to confirm your connection.

6.mp4

7. Enjoy!

Features

• Requests Sharing

Make it easier to share any request with your teammate using a hash.

• Advanced Search

Advanced Search using KQL(Kibana Query Language) but you need to install QueryBuilderApi plugin on Kibana.

• Reduce duplicated requests

• Gf-Pattern

• Gen Word-list

Using Redis to reduce duplicated requests and improve performance

Demo

demo.mp4

Tested on

ElasticSearch 7.17.5
Redis 5.0.14.1
Redis 3.0.504

Change Log

Todo

• Reduce duplicated requests.
• Requests Sharing.
• Advanced Search.
• Gf-Pattern.
• Gen Word-list.
• Reduce missing requests from ConnectionTimeout.