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I am trying to get learn web application security using bWAPP (A buggy web application) which is hosted using Xampp on windows machine. I have configured the proxy (127.0.0.1:8080) in browser properly as well as getting alerts in Burp Suite.

An Instant Burp Suite Starter guide suggest that one should have the exception field ...completely empty. In firefox by default there's localhost, 127.0.0.1 values in No Proxy For: exception filed. When I remove the entries in order to follow the guide I am unable to access bWAPP login page localhost/bWAPP/login.php in browser.

If I have exceptions for localhost It works fine in browser but then Burp Suite does not pickup any traffic relating to 127.0.0.1.

Is the whole configuration faulty or am i missing something?

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Make sure you don't write the port in Burp Suite's Target Scope host field. For example, don't write "localhost:8081". Instead, write "localhost" in the host field, and "8081" in the port field.

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enter image description hereType about:config in Firefox browser tab , search no_proxies_on, remove the content from value

Editing the UI 'no proxy for' field should automatically change this value, but due to some reason, UI values were not syncing with this setting. I am currently debugging the root cause

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Go to about:config and change network.proxy.allow_hijacking_localhost to true

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In this scenario, you can use your router assigned IP address to intercept the traffic of apps that running on your localhost.

Ex. 192.168.1.156

If your app hosted on port number 80 then browse the app in browser with http://192.168.1.156/. Burp Suite will surely pick up and intercept the traffic from the apps hosted on your localhost.

You can get your IP address with the following command:

  • For Windows: ipconfig
  • For Linux: ifconfig

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