API security testing - GraphQL, REST API, WebSocket, and Web-LLM attack techniques.
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Test API endpoints for security vulnerabilities across REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, and LLM-integrated APIs.
| Type | Key Vectors |
|---|---|
| GraphQL | Introspection, batching attacks, nested query DoS, field suggestion |
| REST API | BOLA/IDOR, mass assignment, rate limiting, auth bypass, versioning |
| WebSocket | Cross-site hijacking, message manipulation, auth flaws |
| Web-LLM | Prompt injection via API, excessive agency, data exfiltration |
For a large or offline API surface — a 2000+ path Swagger, a Postman corpus, a HAR capture — do NOT hand-build the coverage machinery per engagement. Drive it deterministically:
python3 tools/fixture_ingest.py <openapi|postman|har> -o fixtures.json normalizes every operation into a request template (method, url with path params filled, sampled body, object_ref for id-like path params, security requirement) and STRIPS baked-in auth (the harness injects tokens). This is what turns a large (thousands-of-operations) OpenAPI/Postman corpus into a resumable matrix instead of an untested pile.authenticated-session-acquisition (MFA/OTP/SRP → reusable tokens) into the harness's token store.python3 tools/auth_replay_harness.py --requests fixtures.json --tokens tokens.json [--proxy <vantage>] replays every endpoint under every role (and cross-tenant), flags BOLA/BFLA where a role got authorized on an object/action it should not, and logs an evidence_id per (endpoint × role). Egress-route via the provisioned vantage for allowlisted APIs.odata-deep-authz.md), Cognito (cognito-unauth-and-srp.md), authenticated WebSocket (authenticated-per-role-authz.md).The batch is resumable (checkpoint the harness results) so flapping auth never zeroes the run — the recurring at-scale gap. Run the FULL matrix so a clean result is an evidenced negative, not an untested surface.
reference/graphql*.md - GraphQL attack techniques and labsreference/scenarios/rest/*.md - REST API security testing (BOLA/BOPLA, mass assignment, SSPP, content-type confusion)
scenarios/rest/odata-deep-authz.md - OData $metadata enum + $filter/$orderby/$expand cross-tenant BOLA & injectionscenarios/rest/cognito-unauth-and-srp.md - Cognito UNSIGNED unauthenticated posture (self-signup/enumeration) + SRP authenticated sessionreference/websockets*.md - WebSocket vulnerability testing
scenarios/websocket/authenticated-per-role-authz.md - authenticated per-role relay: BOLA/BFLA/channel-authz over the socketreference/web-llm*.md - Web-LLM attack techniques and labsNo reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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