It doesn't seem to be a Burp issue, because FireFox is able to connect any HTTPS website in the same time, and the requests made from FireFox are shown in Burp History. After the error appears the browser doesn't connect to other websites over HTTPS. So, it seems to be related with TLS and everything works until first handshake error. In such case there is not possible to access Google website, which works before. after requesting m. there is an issue with TLS and after it happend the further requests are blocked. While accessing some website using HTTPS or if the Location header to is sent there is a proxy issue reported in Burp: 'The client failed to negotiate a TLS connection to Remote host terminated the handshake'.Īfter closing Burp browser and opening it once again and typing everything works, until some of rare domains are requested. I've tried to reinstall Burp, clear browser history, remove application folders but it doesn't help. While using FireFox that is configured to connect via Burp it works without any issues. I can see the response in Burp History, but there is no further request to made. while typing in the Burp's browser the GET request to is made, then NASA's server replies with Location.

you can access Google without any issues, while accessing NASA website is not possible.Įg. It looks it is related to TLS certificates. In the same time, FireFox configured to connect using Burp works without any issues and I'm able to load any website.

The browser built in Burp doesn't work and shows ERR_TIMED_OUT while trying to load labs.

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