What problem does it solve?
Security teams and penetration testers often struggle to systematically identify hidden authentication bypass vulnerabilities across diverse login flows, password reset mechanisms, MFA implementations, and session management systems, which are frequently overlooked in automated scans and manual testing.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Comprehensive Attack Playbook: Covers 12 core categories of authentication flaws including SQL injection login bypass, password reset token vulnerabilities, account enumeration, brute force bypass, MFA weaknesses, session management flaws, and insecure token prediction.
- Structured Test Patterns: Includes 22 password reset attack patterns, 20 CAPTCHA/verification bypass methods, and service-specific default credential sets for common platforms like phpMyAdmin, SSH, FTP, and databases.
- Use Case: A penetration tester conducting an authorized assessment of a corporate web application can use this playbook to methodically test for login bypass via SQL injection, predict password reset tokens, test MFA skip vulnerabilities, and validate brute force protections to identify all authentication weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them.
Quick Start
Use the authbypass-authentication-flaws skill to methodically test the target application's login, password reset, and MFA flows for authentication bypass vulnerabilities as part of your authorized security assessment.