What problem does it solve? Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) flaws let attackers access other users' data by swapping object IDs, but they are easy to miss and hard to prove. This Skill provides a structured, evidence-gated methodology for finding, validating, and documenting IDOR vulnerabilities during authorized bug bounty hunting and security assessments. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Attack Surface Mapping: Identifies IDOR-prone URL patterns, JavaScript object references, GraphQL resolvers, and multi-tenant parameters across REST and GraphQL APIs. - Two-Account Validation Methodology: Guides replaying User A's resource IDs with User B's session across all HTTP verbs, including cross-tenant and destructive operation tests. - Chain Composition Playbooks: Documents six high-impact chains combining IDOR with password reset, mass assignment, GraphQL node traversal, and refund endpoints to escalate read-only findings into account takeover or financial impact. - Use Case: While testing a SaaS billing API, use this Skill to enumerate invoice endpoints, replay a victim's invoice ID with your own session token, confirm the 200 OK data leak, and document a reproducible report that passes triage. ## Quick Start Use the hunt-idor skill to plan an authorized IDOR test against the target application's API endpoints with two test accounts.