What problem does it solve?
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect misconfigurations are a top cause of account takeovers, CSRF attacks, and unauthorized access in applications using federated identity or social login. Manually testing all grant types, parameter validations, and account binding logic is time-consuming and often misses critical, high-severity flaws.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Comprehensive OAuth/OIDC Coverage: Tests all standard OAuth grant types and OIDC-specific attack surfaces including id_token validation, nonce checks, and identity provider email claim trust.
- Pre-built Attack Probes: Includes ready-to-use test cases for redirect URI bypasses, missing or replayed state/nonce parameters, PKCE downgrades, token audience confusion, and account takeover via unverified email claims.
- Use Case: Security teams can use this skill during penetration tests or security audits of applications with "Login with X" functionality to identify authentication flaws that could lead to mass account compromise.
Quick Start
Use the oauth-oidc-misconfiguration skill to test the target application's OAuth login flow for redirect URI bypasses, missing state parameters, and account takeover risks via unverified email claims.