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1. Starting with HaE version 3.0, development is done using the `Montoya API`. To use the new version of HaE, you need to upgrade your BurpSuite version (>=2023.12.1).
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2. Custom HaE rules must enclose the expressions to be extracted within parentheses `()`. For example, if you want to match a response message from a **Shiro application**, the normal matching rule would be `rememberMe=delete`, but in HaE's rule format, it needs to be written as `(rememberMe=delete)`.
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## Usage
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**Plugin Installation**: `Extender - Extensions - Add - Select File - Next`
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When you load `HaE` for the first time, it will load the offline rule database from the Jar package. If you need to update the rules, click `Reinit` to reinitialize. The address of the built-in rule database can be found on GitHub:
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`https://github.com/gh0stkey/HaE/blob/master/src/main/resources/rules/Rules.yml`
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The configuration file (`Config.yml`) and rule file (`Rules.yml`) are stored in a fixed directory:
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1. For Linux/Mac users: `~/.config/HaE/`
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2. For Windows users: `%USERPROFILE%/.config/HaE/`
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Alternatively, you can also place the configuration files in the `/.config/HaE/` directory under the same folder as the `HaE Jar package`, **for easier offline portability**.
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### Rule Definitions
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Currently, HaE rules consist of 8 fields, with detailed meanings as follows:
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