attack-surface

Mapping an application's attack surface involves discovering and inventorying all external data entry points. The skill extracts framework routes, traces inputs deeply, and ranks exploitability by classifying authentication, authorization, and network exposure.

Inventorying API endpoints requires comprehensive discovery to find routes, input handlers, and external interfaces. This process ranks entry points by potential risk, ensuring no unintended endpoints are exposed before deploying a new service.

You can rank entry point exploitability by performing deep tracing and potential risk evaluation. This analysis classifies each external interface by authentication, authorization, input types, validation, and network exposure.

Attack surface analysis classifies external data entry points by evaluating authentication, authorization, input types, validation, and network exposure. This classification determines the security posture and potential risk of each discovered route and handler.

Vulnerability assessment supports various depths of analysis, from basic framework route extraction to deep tracing. This deep tracing enables comprehensive discovery and exploitability ranking for all external interfaces and input handlers.

You should identify unintended exposed endpoints by mapping the attack surface before deploying a new service. This ensures all external interfaces and input handlers are discovered, classified, and secured against potential vulnerabilities.