APIs Security Services

Protect your APIs from business logic flaws, authentication weaknesses, and data exposure.

Simulates real-world attacks against your APIs using provided documentation (Postman/Swagger collections, requests with headers and tokens). Our experts validate authentication, authorization, and business logic to uncover vulnerabilities that automated scanners often miss.

Packages:

  • Small Package: Up to 25 endpoints → ~3 days → €900

  • Medium Package: Up to 50 endpoints → ~5 days → €1,500

  • Large Package: Custom scope (e.g., >50 endpoints, complex GraphQL APIs, microservices) → tailored pricing

Get a detailed technical report (vulnerabilities, exploit paths, impact, risk rating) + executive summary and remediation recommendations

Gray-Box API Penetration Testing

Gray-Box API Penetration Testing
Prerequisites
Postman/Swagger collection, request samples with required headers, valid credentials, API documentation
Test Type
Automated + Manual with insider knowledge
Used Tools
Covered Vulnerabilities
Actions
Combination of API testing frameworks, fuzzers, JWT analyzers, Postman, SOAP UI, Burp Suite Pro, custom scripts, and manual exploitation
Reporting
Detailed technical report (vulnerabilities, exploit paths, impact, risk rating) + executive summary and remediation recommendations
Duration and Price
Small Package: Up to 25 endpoints → ~3 days → €900

Medium Package: Up to 50 endpoints → ~5 days → €1,500

Large Package: Custom scope (e.g., >50 endpoints, complex GraphQL APIs, microservices) → tailored pricing

Authentication & Authorization Issues
  • Weak authentication mechanisms (passwords, missing MFA, JWT flaws)

  • Insecure session/token management (reuse, weak expiration, none-algorithm bypass)

  • Privilege escalation (horizontal & vertical)

  • Broken object-level authorization (IDOR)

  • Broken function-level authorization (accessing restricted endpoints)

Data Exposure & Input Validation

  • Sensitive data exposure through API responses

  • Insecure property manipulation (changing object fields)

  • Information leakage in error messages/logs

  • GraphQL introspection enabled / excessive data exposure

  • Insecure input validation (injection, oversized requests, parameter pollution)

Business Logic & Rate Limiting

  • Sensitive business flow abuse

  • Lack of rate limiting/throttling

  • API abuse via undocumented parameters

  • Bypassing rate limiting via aliases or batching (GraphQL-specific)

Configuration & Infrastructure

  • Outdated or exposed API versions

  • Exposed non-production environments

  • Insecure 3rd-party API integrations

  • Misconfigured SSL/TLS or insecure API endpoints

  • Cloud/API misconfigurations (open permissions, exposed keys/tokens)

Advanced Attacks

  • Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) through API requests

  • JWT manipulation (tampering, brute-forcing signatures)

  • Token leakage in logs or responses

  • Chained attacks combining misconfigurations and weak auth

Identify and Report vulnerabilities

Step-by-Step Process

1. Order Service Request


The client orders a "Service Request" by completing the contact form, providing the details of the resources in scope, a brief project description, and contact information.

2. Scope Review & Kick-Off (if applicable)

We review the Service Request and, if necessary, schedule a 30-minute kick-off meeting to discuss the effort estimation, project timeline, and details regarding the in-scope resources. For Black-Box tests, we can proceed directly to the next step.

4. Testing Execution


Our expert team conducts a combination of automated and manual tests, simulating real-world attack scenarios to uncover vulnerabilities and assess security posture.

5. Report Delivery


Upon completion, you'll receive a comprehensive report detailing identified vulnerabilities, their severity levels, and actionable recommendations to enhance your security.

3. Contract and Payment


Once the details are agreed upon, we send the client a contract and invoice. After the contract is signed and payment is received, we begin the testing phase.