@S1r1u5_ HMAC Algorithm Attack • HMAC is symmetric: same shared key used to sign & verify • RSA is asymmetric: public & private keys • Attacker: 1. Puts HS256 instead of RS256 2. Signs with public RS256 key • API code blindly uses public RSA key with HMAC alg to verify signature
@BetterCallMedhi No choice but to implement a rock solid agentic DevSecOps workflow now, and continuous AI based pentesting... With a little bit of luck AI based blue team efforts will prevent AI based red team ones
@ZackKorman@pilvar222 Very nice!
We have simular stuff at @42crunch and currently working on integrating the distributed testing of increments in the IDE and the central governance layer verified in the CI/CD when building/moving to prod
What can be probabilistic and what must remain deterministic ?
GraphQL Introspection Bypass via Field Suggestions
Even with introspection disabled, GraphQL APIs leak schema information through error messages.
When introspection returns errors, exploit the suggestion feature:
> Send queries with intentional typos
> GraphQL suggests similar field names in error responses
> Tools like Clairvoyance can automate schema reconstruction
> Build a complete schema map from suggestions alone
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There are no logs when Actor tokens are issued or used.
They cannot be revoked within their 24 hours validity.
They completely bypass any restrictions configured in Conditional Access.
following Entra ID data could be accessed without any traces:
User information including all their personal details stored in Entra ID.
Group and role information.
Device information and BitLocker keys synced to Entra ID
FAPI 2.0 sets a strong foundation for API access control, but it doesn’t cover many common, high-risk vulnerabilities, like Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) or API logic flaws. 42Crunch extends FAPI security further.
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API Drift describes inconsistencies between an API’s actual behavior and its intended design and is a security concern with real consequences - the recent attack on CoinMarketCap.
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