hunt-graphql

Testing GraphQL APIs for authorization vulnerabilities involves validating authorization checks across mutations and queries. This skill provides structured hunting workflows to systematically identify insecure authorization patterns and reproduce risk.

GraphQL introspection exposure happens when an API reveals its schema, creating security risks by allowing attackers to map the attack surface. You can assess this exposure using structured hunting workflows to identify schema misconfigurations.

Yes, you can hunt for bugs on private internal GraphQL endpoints. The methodology applies across public and private endpoints, focusing on mapping mutations, validating authorization checks, and testing introspection exposure.

The best way to map a GraphQL attack surface during a pentest is to follow a structured hunting plan that tests mutations, introspection exposure, and cross-API risks. This provides step-by-step workflows to systematically reproduce and demonstrate risk.

To reproduce and demonstrate GraphQL risk for a bug bounty report, you apply practical tests to validate vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. This skill provides hunting signals and structured workflows to assess exposure and prioritize fixes.