# Week 18 - Burp Request to Python Script

## Converting a Burp Request to Python Script

Welcome to week 18... I’m going to try to make it the whole year! If you have any interesting web hacking tips, message me and I would love to learn from you (and credit you in a post)!\
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I learned this week's tip from my friend and colleague [Steeven Rodríguez](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAACcBVHcBfkU1VVs7cBHNZpAfspAUubaOl8I). Did you know that when using Burp Suite’s repeater, you can export a request as a curl command?\
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Then to make it even better, you can use CurlConverter (linked in comments) to make a Python script. So when you’re on an engagement and need to play around with a request, you can have a script up and running in no time!

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