CodeSteele

The pop-up that says "this new branch, wanna PR it?" that's handy, which leads to the auto-selection of the branch as part of the PR.

How are you going to have the client have the decryption key without Burp intercepting that?

Hello everyone, is there a way to implicitly access scope from within a function defined within mathjs? Eg: math.eval('a("hello")', { a: (b) => { return b + this.c; }, c: 'wor...

The security team seriously recommended you implment JS-side security to fix that?

How are you not going to have Burp just send data back post-decryption?

Then again if you're hourly, spend months on it, who cares? lol

Signatures? But that requires pre-installed keys.

Did they explain specific ciphers to use?

why are you trying to defeat Burp?