Authorization testing
Object-level and function-level access control probed across every role and tenant boundary — the flaw class behind most real API breaches.
Cybersecurity · Security Testing
Modern products expose more logic through APIs than through any UI, and API flaws — broken object-level authorization, mass assignment, unbounded queries — don't show up in web scans. We test APIs the way they're attacked: as programmable business logic.
API breaches are quiet and complete: no browser, no alarms, just enumerable IDs and data leaving at machine speed. By the time misuse shows in metrics, the dataset is already gone.
Object-level and function-level access control probed across every role and tenant boundary — the flaw class behind most real API breaches.
Injection classes, deserialization, and schema-validation gaps across REST, GraphQL, and event endpoints.
Rate limits, workflow bypasses, replay, and enumeration — the attacks that are legal HTTP and illegal business.
Token handling, JWT validation, key management, and session lifecycle — where one mistake is total compromise.
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API inventory from specs and traffic — including shadow endpoints.
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Manual assessment aligned to the OWASP API Security Top 10.
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Findings with working repro requests.
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Fix verification, updated report.
We ran a structured security assessment across 300+ endpoints — authentication, authorization, rate limiting, and injection classes — with findings ranked by exploitability.
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