This Burp extension allows you to spin up a DigitalOcean droplet based on an OpenVPN configuration file. The droplet also functions as a SOCKS5 proxy to allow routing all Burp traffic through the VPN tunnel. The Burp proxy settings are automatically configured to route traffic through the SOCKS5 and OpenVPN droplet.
- Download the JAR from
build/libs/digitalocean-droplet-openvpn-all.jaror build from source yourself; - Load the extension in Burp via the Extensions tab;
- Create a DigitalOcean API token and enter your token on the extension tab "OpenVPN/SOCKS";
- Select an OpenVPN configurataion file (.ovpn)
- Click "Deploy" to start deploying the SOCKS and OpenVPN containers on a fresh droplet, and the extension will take care of the rest;
- Allow up to a few minutes for the Docker image to complete installation before the proxy starts responding
- Remember your DigitalOcean API token;
- Remember your OpenVPN configuration file and credentials (optional) per project file;
- Automatically shut down the droplet when Burp closes or the extension is unloaded;
- A context menu so you can right-click > enable or disable tunnelling through the VPN
- Opens a Repeater tab to
ifconfig.coto easily verify if the VPN is working correctly
- add an option to allow persisting the droplet when shutting down Burp to avoid the waiting time on startup - although this could result in unexpected DigitalOcean cost;
- collect feedback from the running Docker containers to help troubleshoot when things go wrong
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