pentest-web

To identify IDOR and privilege escalation vulnerabilities, this skill simulates web penetration testing by analyzing code patterns to detect missing authorization checks and insecure direct object references. It maps common attack surfaces and generates structured mitigations for your project codebase.

Yes, you can detect SSRF and rate-limit bypass patterns through code analysis. This skill recognizes vulnerability patterns in code and configurations, enabling step-by-step attack scenarios to expose API abuse and insecure data handling paths.

Simulating authentication and authorization testing is best achieved by applying rule-based pattern matching to your codebase. This approach identifies broken auth flows, JWT misconfigurations, and missing access controls to generate structured outputs of identified flaws.

Yes, this code analysis approach works for finding broken authentication flows and JWT misconfigurations. It scans your web application's authentication paths and configurations to simulate targeted testing and output recommended security mitigations.

To generate structured mitigations for API abuse patterns, the skill applies scenario-based detection and rule-based pattern matching to your code. It outputs identified flaws alongside recommended mitigations for vulnerabilities like API abuse and insecure data access.

You should use code pattern analysis when auditing a web app to map common attack surfaces before dynamic testing. It simulates targeted testing on authentication, authorization, and data handling paths to identify exploitable weaknesses directly from the codebase.