hunt-oauth

To scan web applications for OAuth vulnerabilities, identify attack surfaces like authorization endpoints, token exchange endpoints, and mobile deep link handlers to detect account takeover risks. The scan validates OAuth flow configurations and generates detailed security reports.

Common OAuth attack vectors include insecure authorization endpoints, flawed token exchange endpoints, and improperly configured mobile deep link handlers. Exploiting these vulnerabilities often leads to session theft and full account takeover.

Finding insecure OAuth flow implementations involves enumerating entry points and validating the configuration of access tokens and user sessions. This ensures secure handling across the entire authorization and token exchange process.

Yes, OAuth vulnerability scanning works for mobile deep link handlers by identifying them as distinct attack surfaces. It validates their implementation to ensure secure token handling and prevent unauthorized session access.

To mitigate identified OAuth vulnerabilities, follow actionable recommendations provided in the scan report to secure access tokens and user sessions. This ensures compliant authentication practices and prevents session theft.

You should scan your application for OAuth vulnerabilities before deploying a new web application to ensure user data and account security. This proactive approach uncovers session theft and account takeover risks early.