jswzl - Installation

Step 1 - Installing jswzl server

Download the right server build and extract it

First you will need to download the jswzl server build for your platform. You should have received an email with a link to where to download it. Builds come in 4 flavors:

win64 - Windows 10/11+
osx64-x64 - Mac OSX, Intel + Apple Silicon
osx64-arm64- Mac OSX on Apple Silicon
linux64 - Linux

Find the relevant zip file for your platform and download it. Extract it to your location of choice.

Install license file

Create a file called `license.lic` in the location you extracted the server. Insert the text license you received by email.

(Linux/OS X) Ensure binary is executable

You will need to make the jswzl binary executable with `chmod +x jswzl.Server`.

(OS X ARM64) Codesign the file

If you are on OS X with an ARM64 build for Apple Silicon, you will need to sign the binary with `codesign -s - jswzl.Server`.

(OS X) Allow binary to run

Attempt to run the server binary. Then go into System Preferences >Security & Privacy, and press Allow Anyway.

Start server

Simply run the binary, and the server should start running. Note you will need to be able to reach the internet for it to start for license validation on a regular basis.

Step 2 - Install Burp Plugin

Download .jar Burp extension

Go to Burp Extender and add new extension

Select file

Find the downloaded .jar plugin file

Finish

Complete the dialog, and the plugin should now be running.

Step 3 - Install VS Code Extension

Download .vsix extension

Open the Extensions drawer (a) in VS Code

Click the "View and More Actions" button (b)

Select "Install from VSIX" (c)

Select the downloaded .vsix extension

Done!

If the server is running, you should now see a status panel in the lower left corner of VS Code.

Installation