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Application Security Testing

API Security Testing for REST, GraphQL, and Backend-Driven Products

Assess modern APIs the way attackers use them: through broken object access, authorization drift, unsafe workflows, and trust assumptions between services.

Who This Is For

API Security Testing

Best for teams shipping API-first products, partner integrations, mobile backends, or internal services that carry sensitive operations and data.

Related Proof

Why CyberXhunt Fits This Scope

  • Research-led testing posture for logic-heavy and high-trust systems
  • Evidence-first workflow built around exploitability and impact
  • Clear remediation language for engineering and product owners

What Is Tested

Assessment Focus

  • Authentication and authorization testing including BOLA and BFLA paths
  • Input handling, rate controls, data exposure, and abuse-case coverage
  • Request-level testing across REST, GraphQL, and scoped backend flows
  • Manual testing supported by automation for endpoint mapping, replay, and evidence capture

Typical Risk Areas

Where This Scope Goes Deeper

  • Broken object and function level authorization
  • Sensitive data exposure through response patterns or verbose errors
  • Weak assumptions across services, tenants, or role boundaries
  • Abuse paths hidden behind normal client behavior

Expected Inputs

What Helps Scoping Move Faster

  • Base URLs, endpoint collections, or API documentation if available
  • Authentication flows, test roles, and tenant setup details
  • Environment boundaries, rate limits, and scope constraints
  • Release timing or integration context that affects testing depth

Deliverables

Outputs Tied to the Scope

  • Request-level evidence for exploitable findings
  • Prioritized report mapped to real risk, not raw noise
  • Remediation guidance for backend and platform teams
  • Optional retest for critical fixes

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These routes connect closely to the current service and may help when your attack surface spans more than one delivery path.

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