Intruder
Burp Intruder is meant for exploitation and automating attacks. Most of the attacks against web applications are about sending them a lot of data and making sense of the responses. Therefore, Intruder is a very good and efficient request sender and response collector. The tool is incredibly flexible and infinitely customizable. That is great once you have the hang of it, but can be a bit overwhelming for someone just starting out.
The best way to get started is to find a request that has parameters that can be fuzzed. A login form is a good example where we can check for weak credentials by simulating a dictionary attack using the Intruder tool.
First, we choose an interesting-looking request that can and should be automated. A few examples ...
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