Most API incidents are not exotic. They come from a missing check on an object the caller should not own, a key that was never rotated, or an endpoint nobody remembered was public.
Services may include
14- API keys
- OAuth 2.0
- JWT
- Signed requests
- Role-based permissions
- IP allowlists
- Rate limiting
- Request validation
- Audit logs
- Secrets management
- Encrypted transport
- Access policies
- Abuse detection
- Security logging
Review and hardening
For an API that already exists, we can start with a review rather than a rebuild, covering:
- Authentication and session handling
- Authorization on every object, not just every route
- Input validation and injection surfaces
- Secret storage and rotation
- Transport and certificate settings
- Rate limits and abuse paths
- Dependency and image vulnerabilities
- Logging, alerting and incident readiness
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