I'm used to writing Java in a nice IDE, i.e. IntelliJ IDEA. I don't know Python (I usually use bash for scripting in Linux), but I wanted to learn some. To write Python scripts I wanted something a bit nicer than vi/gedit/emacs. PyCharm is from the same company as IDEA.
- Download PyCharm (Community Edition is free. Note that I had burpsuite running and it didn't seem to like large downloads, I had to exit burp and undo my proxy settings temporarily)
- cd Downloads
- gunzip pyc*gz
- tar xvf pyc*tar
- ./pyc<tab>/bin/pycharm.sh &
You may need to upgrade Kali to use a Java 8 JVM, I did.
If you want any HTTP[S] requests you make to go via a proxy (such as Burp):
If you want any HTTP[S] requests you make to go via a proxy (such as Burp):
- Configure the system proxy
- (PyCharm) File => Settings => Appearance and Behavior => System Settings => HTTP Proxy, "Auto-detect proxy settings" (no script location)
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