graphql-audit

To automate a GraphQL security audit, you can run a script against your target endpoint to detect introspection abuse, IDOR, and authorization bypass vulnerabilities, utilizing tools like graphw00f and clairvoyance for comprehensive schema and field analysis.

GraphQL field-suggestion enumeration is the process of discovering and exploiting exposed fields without needing direct schema access. You need it when assessing APIs that block introspection but still leak schema data through query error messages.

Yes, you can detect SQL injection, NoSQLi, and SSTI vulnerabilities by scanning GraphQL query inputs through various attack vectors. The audit process validates these injection flaws by automating payload delivery against the exposed fields.

Yes, you need external tools like graphw00f to fingerprint the GraphQL server engine and identify potential CVEs. Server fingerprinting is required to analyze the underlying engine implementation for known vulnerabilities.

You test GraphQL subscriptions for real-time data leaks and complexity attacks by running an automated audit checklist that evaluates subscription endpoints. This process identifies potential denial-of-service conditions and unauthorized data exposure.

The best way to enumerate GraphQL fields when introspection is disabled is using clairvoyance to reconstruct the schema. This technique exploits field-suggestion mechanisms to discover hidden types and fields without explicit schema access.