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Security testing checklist for HTTP APIs—authn/z, input validation, rate limits, sensitive data exposure, and common OWASP API issues. Use when reviewing or testing REST/GraphQL endpoints before release.
--- name: api-security-testing-79da477c8928 description: "Security testing checklist for HTTP APIs—authn/z, input validation, rate limits, sensitive data exposure, and common OWASP API issues. Use when reviewing or testing REST/GraphQL endpoints before release." allowed-tools: Read, Glob, Grep --- # API security testing ## Preconditions - Test in **non-production** unless explicitly authorized. - Use dedicated test accounts; never real customer PII in payloads. ## Test matrix (prioritized) ### Authentication and session - [ ] Missing/invalid token rejected (401) - [ ] Expired or revoked credentials rejected - [ ] Session fixation / cookie flags (HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite) where applicable ### Authorization - [ ] Horizontal: user A cannot access user B's resource IDs - [ ] Vertical: non-admin cannot invoke admin routes - [ ] IDOR on path/query/body identifiers ### Input and abuse - [ ] Oversized payloads rejected - [ ] Injection surfaces parameterized (SQL, command, template) - [ ] Rate limiting on auth and expensive endpoints ### Data exposure - [ ] Errors do not leak stack traces or secrets in prod-like config - [ ] Responses omit internal fields (tokens, hashes, full PAN) - [ ] Pagination does not bypass auth filters ### Transport and config - [ ] HTTPS enforced; HSTS where applicable - [ ] CORS not `*` with credentials - [ ] Security headers on API gateway if present ### Web-facing surfaces (when API serves or pairs with UI) - [ ] CSP or explicit script policy documented - [ ] CSRF protection on cookie-based mutations - [ ] Clickjacking headers (`X-Frame-Options` or CSP `frame-ancestors`) where relevant - [ ] File upload: type/size limits, virus scan hook if required by policy ## Reporting For each finding: endpoint, steps, impact, severity, remediation, retest status. ## Boundaries - Defensive testing only; no unauthorized production scanning. - For deep pen-test, engage formal AppSec process.--- name: api-security-testing-79da477c8928 description: "Security testing checklist for HTTP APIs—authn/z, input validation, rate limits, sensitive data exposure, and common OWASP API issues. Use when reviewing or testing REST/GraphQL endpoints before release." allowed-tools: Read, Glob, Grep --- # API security testing ## Preconditions - Test in **non-production** unless explicitly authorized. - Use dedicated test accounts; never real customer PII in payloads. ## Test matrix (prioritized) ### Authentication and session - [ ] Missing/invalid token rejected (401) - [ ] Expired or revoked credentials rejected - [ ] Session fixation / cookie flags (HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite) where applicable ### Authorization - [ ] Horizontal: user A cannot access user B's resource IDs - [ ] Vertical: non-admin cannot invoke admin routes - [ ] IDOR on path/query/body identifiers ### Input and abuse - [ ] Oversized payloads rejected - [ ] Injection surfaces parameterized (SQL, command, template) - [ ] Rate limiting on auth and expensive endpoints ### Data exposure - [ ] Errors do not leak stack traces or secrets in prod-like config - [ ] Responses omit internal fields (tokens, hashes, full PAN) - [ ] Pagination does not bypass auth filters ### Transport and config - [ ] HTTPS enforced; HSTS where applicable - [ ] CORS not `*` with credentials - [ ] Security headers on API gateway if present ### Web-facing surfaces (when API serves or pairs with UI) - [ ] CSP or explicit script policy documented - [ ] CSRF protection on cookie-based mutations - [ ] Clickjacking headers (`X-Frame-Options` or CSP `frame-ancestors`) where relevant - [ ] File upload: type/size limits, virus scan hook if required by policy ## Reporting For each finding: endpoint, steps, impact, severity, remediation, retest status. ## Boundaries - Defensive testing only; no unauthorized production scanning. - For deep pen-test, engage formal AppSec process.
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