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Disable Burp Suite’s Automatic DNS Log Detection

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Disable Burp Suite’s Automatic DNS Log Detection
Disable Burp Suite’s Automatic DNS Log Detection

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Burp Suite is a cross-platform web-application penetration-testing tool built on Java. It is mainly used to intercept, modify, and replay HTTP requests, and supports traffic capture, request editing, and brute-force testing.
When Burp Suite starts, it automatically performs DNSLog detection, and these requests may trigger alerts on security devices such as STAs.

Alarm
Alarm

Steps to Disable It#

1、Burp -> Setting#

Burp Suite 1
Burp Suite 1

2、Project -> Collaborator#

Change “Use the default Collaborator server” to “Don’t use Burp Collaborator”.

Burp Suite 2
Burp Suite 2

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Ryan Zhang
Published at
2025-06-27
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