The tweet introduces a Burp Proxy Rotate extension that enables IP rotation for WAF evasion, geo-targeted testing, and bypass rate-limiting. This extension routes each HTTP request through a random proxy from a list, ensuring that each new connection from Burp is assigned a proxy. It provides users with the capability to rotate IPs, which can help evade WAF detection, conduct geo-targeted testing, and bypass rate-limiting measures. The extension enhances security testing capabilities and is a valuable tool for penetration testers and security professionals. An in-depth technical blog post can provide more details on how this extension works and its practical applications in security testing.
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