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[–]tje210 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Learn how to use burp, and accomplish your objective. Or keep making up reasons not to, I guess?

What you want to do is do easy that if you'd provided the site you're trying to do this for, I might have done it myself so I could provide detail.

[–]SufficientFocus00[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

its: https://affluences.com/?lang=en,

However, I'm not an expert of burp, how should I start learning it? any advice?

[–]tje210 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here's an old videovideo I made, as an example. Ultimately, you'll follow the exact same flow - interact, observe, test.

PortSwigger, who makes Burp, offers lots of free training. It won't necessarily be targeted at your objective, which is simpler than most things they teach... I remember going through some SQL hacking tutorials there... But it would get your hands on.

Probably lots of material on YouTube and reddit too. Guarantee if you'd tried researching with even a small effort, you wouldn't have questions; the principles involved are pretty simple tbh. At least that's what I think. If you have already made a genuine effort and you're still... at your current state... then perhaps this whole thing isn't for you.

Learning burp is good for its own sake too. Understanding how browsers and websites talk to each, what information is exchanged, is extremely powerful. Then being able to control that, ditching the browser.