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Writing a Burp Extension in Ruby Burp extensions can be written in 3 languages - Java, Python, and Ruby. Since Burp is a java app, in order to write extensions in Python you need Jython and in Ruby you need JRuby. For this example, we’ll use Ruby.
Step 1 - Downloading JRuby The first step is to download JRuby from https://jruby.org/download.
For this example we will be using the latest - 9.