idor-broken-object-authorization

To detect IDOR and BOLA vulnerabilities, replay authenticated requests between two test users to verify if object identifiers are properly enforced, exposing broken object-level authorization gaps where unauthorized data access occurs.

Finding BFLA weaknesses involves probing admin and privileged endpoints with low-privilege user accounts to see if restricted functions can be invoked, exposing broken function-level authorization gaps.

Yes, IDOR testing works with GraphQL arguments and nested resources by examining URL paths, query parameters, JSON bodies, headers, cookies, and related subresources to uncover object access flaws across the broad attack surface.

Perform A-B replay testing by capturing an authenticated request from one account, replaying it using another account's session, and applying verb variation and parameter pollution checks to confirm object-level authorization bypasses.

Yes, you can detect mass-assignment vulnerabilities during API authorization testing by validating whether clients can modify restricted object properties through parameter pollution, exposing editable resource boundaries.

Check for broken function-level authorization when low-privilege users might call restricted admin or internal endpoints, requiring verb variation and privileged action probing to confirm function-level access control gaps.