Harden your REST, GraphQL, and microservice APIs against modern breach vectors. Evaluate compliance against all 10 OWASP API categories (BOLA, broken authentication, BOPLA mass assignment, SSRF, resource exhaustion), inspect actionable remediation code snippets, and run ready-made penetration testing curl commands.
Endpoints expose object IDs where user authorization to that specific object is never verified on the server side.
Authentication mechanisms are incorrectly implemented, permitting credential stuffing, token forgery, or password reset flaws.
Lack of property validation allows attackers to manipulate sensitive properties via Mass Assignment or view hidden attributes.
API lacks limits on execution timeouts, maximum memory, request payload sizes, or pagination records.
Administrative or sensitive functions are accessible by standard users due to missing role checks at the routing layer.
Automated bots exploit business logic (purchasing limited inventory, scraping pricing, scalping coupons) without technical errors.
API accepts user-supplied URLs to fetch remote resources without validating the target IP address against internal/private ranges.
API servers reveal verbose error stack traces, have permissive CORS headers, or miss crucial security response headers.
Organizations expose deprecated API versions (v1, beta, staging) that lack security patches deployed to current versions.
Developers trust third-party vendor APIs more than user inputs, leading to downstream injection and bypasses.