Follow the steps below if you are using macOS High Sierra or higher. Be careful, this tutorial is for Mac users only.
The following steps are the ones that we must follow so that they can save their souls and do not perish...
Setting Up Java8 and Homebrew
1. Install Homebrew on your machine.
Open a terminal on your machine and run the following command.
ruby -e “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)”
2. Cask-versions
Try running these commands in your MacOS terminal.
Execute the following command: "Tap" what it does is extend the list of repositories
that brew can install, beyond the default list available in brew repositories. - (For older versions of providers :)
brew tap homebrew/cask-versions
brew tap caskroom/versions
3. You must execute the following command that I leave you below this section to install java8
Once this is done, you will no longer need to go to verify that you have java8 installed because it is not necessary and if you are going to verify it is because you want and the reason is that I have already given you the steps and if you have followed them at the bottom of the letter does not have to be problems.
4. Configure and download Burp Suite Professional 2.1
Download the necessary files here.
Now you need to go to the Downloads folder and open a terminal window there and run the following commands.
Windows 1.
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/adoptopenjdk-8.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/bin/java -jar burp-loader-keygen-2_1_07.jar
Windows 2.
Copy the license from window 1 to the second window in the license key section, click next and configure manually.
Now you can paste the activation request from window 2 to window 1 and then copy the response from window 1 to window 2.
Finally create an Alias In Bash to store the shortcut to open the burp from the console, be careful! Very important, the burp can only be opened from the console.
burp2.1 ()
{
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/adoptopenjdk-8.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/bin/java -noverify -Xbootclasspath / p: path_to_burp / burp2.1 / burp-loader-keygen-2_1_07.jar -jar path_p2_burp. 1 / burpsuite_pro_v2.1.07.jar
}
Run source ~ / .bash_profile or source ~ / .zshrc.
Now you can configure the proxy to intercept automatically from the same browser window, either from Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox... Enjoy it.

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