sast-businesslogic

Detecting business logic vulnerabilities involves a three-phase assessment: threat modeling to generate attack scenarios, batched verification to test exploitability in parallel, and a merge step to consolidate results into a prioritized report.

Threat modeling for business logic flaws derives domain understanding, maps features and potential attack vectors, and produces a structured scenario list to identify exploitable gaps in server-side enforcement and edge case coverage.

Yes, batched verification runs parallel subagents to validate the exploitability of generated attack scenarios in batches, ensuring thorough coverage of edge cases and server-side enforcement gaps.

No, this business logic security assessment requires no dependencies, allowing you to directly analyze your codebase and generate prioritized threat models without additional environment setup.

Generating a prioritized threat model for code analysis requires applying domain analysis and attack-scenario generation, culminating in a consolidated report with risk prioritization and remediation guidance.

The best way to consolidate business logic security findings is through a merge step that combines batched verification outputs into a single report with risk prioritization and remediation guidance.