Scan your REST and GraphQL APIs for security vulnerabilities. Detect authentication flaws, authorization issues, injection attacks, and misconfigurations.
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APIs expose endpoints handling object identifiers, creating a wide attack surface.
Authentication mechanisms are often implemented incorrectly.
Lack of or improper authorization validation at object property level.
APIs do not restrict the size or number of resources that can be requested.
Complex access control policies with different hierarchies and roles.
APIs vulnerable to automation of sensitive business flows.
SSRF flaws occur when an API fetches remote resources without validating the URI.
APIs and supporting systems often contain misconfigurations.
APIs tend to expose more endpoints, making proper documentation crucial.
Developers trust data from third-party APIs more than user input.
Regular security testing is essential. Scan your APIs frequently to catch vulnerabilities before attackers do.